Hey guys. So, in about 2.5 weeks I'll be headed to Madagascar - for almost four months! I'm doing study abroad, so all of my time can't be devoted to chameleons/other wildlife, but it's a biodiversity program so much of it will be anyway.
Our home base will be in Fort Dauphin (Tolagnaro)...
I don't have access to the journal, but this paper seems like a good starting point:
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S109564330400323X
(Although do note that this discusses embryonic development, not adults.)
Conventional wisdom says you'll be better off with a screen cage instead of a glass viv. This makes the whole "natural" thing harder, but not impossible.
Window screen isn't too dark or thick, so a 5.0 should be good especially since the cage is small (I wouldn't worry about over exposure even with a 10.0 though unless there isn't anyeherevforvthe champ to escape the UVB and be in cooler/warmer temps.
I would say that since the length and width dimensions match it should fit; height really shouldn't matter in a try - they probably only include that because thats the standard size of whatever brand of cage they sell.
Ive been looking into getting a Jacksons cham but haven't seen many CB/CBB available. However, Underground Reptiles does have WC Jacksonii jacksonii, which is actually the subspecies I was looking for. Does anyone have any advice in regards to acclimating these Guyana if I do buy one?
Sire is Ny-Rantsana ("My Branch") from Kammerflage.
I'm not sure what I'm looking for him, perhaps $175 +shipping. I am open to offers, of course. I can't accept Paypal, so payment will have to be a USPS Money Order. (If you want another way to pay, let me know and I'll see if I can work with...