Hey just stumbled upon this thread ..I am a Maltese local and have been into chams, both local and not, for quite a while.
Myself and another couple of guys organize hikes to find chameleons..shoot me a pm should you wish to join someday ;)
Hi forum members ..
Around a week and a half ago I rescued a female Common Chameleon who was found opposite my daughters school. She was sitting on a tree with very minimal foliage and the tree is located in an empty plot with little or no trees.
Although it was raining on the days I found...
Well I think that it still needs to get slightly cooler towards Jan/Feb...I will keep this post updated..
Just wanted to show the highs and lows in temps...Summer 80f during the night
Thanks really appreciate ..I have found this helpful up until now > https://www.chameleonforums.com/uv-b-indices-madagascar-136050/
Still not 100% sure but clears out a lot
Right so I just got the Uv reader from the list above...at the moment I cannot afford the solameter .
I am getting readings of around 0.3 from about 4 inches below the UVB tube (Arcadia 10%) ..
I will be testing the outdoor enclosures tomorrow.
What do you guys think?
Thanks for the replies .
In fact that's what I would like to test..if there if enough UVB in the cages without the lights..
What would be an acceptable - (meaning enough UVB ) reading on the meter?
Hi everyone,
Just put my cages out side in my backyard, which is very shady..the placement the cages are in, only gets a very narrow edge of sun for maybe an hour of the day which is good as want to prevent overheating.
I control the heat with a heatlamp and wasn't intending on using uv...