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Yes he gets about a hour a day of natural sun while in the front yard. We put him in a large Ficus Tree that is misted 2 to 3 times in the hour.

I was wondering if this was a potential.... I was worried that the stress associated with it was more harmful than the nutrients recieved. However, he is very gentle with my wife and allows her to open his mouth without too much effort. (She likes to give him a chin rub and he seems to like...

The basking light is 75 watt Zoo Med basking bulb. The Fluorescent bulb is Rept Sun 5.0 New Bulb. The Daylight when outside is direct morning to mid morning sun while in a large Ficus Tree misted often with shade provided. usually 1 hour. The inside "Porch" is a 10'x20' Screened room with wood...

Apples, Banana's, greens so far... I will try some Kale next store visit... I can raise the fixture for the basking area to lower the temp, the ambiant will be rising much higher soon anyway here in Florida. The Humidity will rise too. I have used a dial humidity gage i need to pickup a more...

Does He look underweight? Any help would be appreciated....:)

Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - Panther Ambilobe Male 7 months old How long has it been in your care? 2 Months Handling - Usually Once a day to let roam on plants in the sunlight for a short time. Feeding - crickets large and small, superworms, I have Driscoid Roaches but he wont eat...

West Coast Central Florida... After looking at several hundred pictures on the web, the closest species beetle I can compare to this one is a "Drug Store beetle" Anybody know for sure? I get hundreds at the house....

"Pothos" and yes you can use it, they work great.

Yes it will block the UV unless it is specifically desiged to allow UV in. There are apecial formulas/designs of glass/plexi which allow UV in. You might want to google the topic and research where you can get the right kind.

Hard to tell from the picture.... does it have a hard shell? Google Driscoid Roaches and compare.. But the pic really doesnt look like a Driscoid except for the wings and head.... I'm no expert.. Just a suggestion.

Love Bugs are toxic to most animals, thats why nothing eats them. I know they will kill fish a friend tried them as a feeder. From everything I have heard they should not be used as a feeder for any animals.

Bonsai is a Ornamental Technique not a plant species...

I missed it, but thanks it's coming on again on May 8th so I'll catch it then!!!!!

Do you have enough plant material in the enclosure to hold some moisture and provide some extended humidity effect?

The SC-4 from the same vendor is more appropiate...