Recent content by TimothyOnTop

Chameleons are dry shredders raising humidity is the opposite of what you want to do

Thank you do much for your time and information I will ba making the changes you've suggested I appreciate it! How many chameleons do you have?

Then I got this man cat to deal with that walls around like a person 😂

Down to 55 to 60 at nighttime fogger runs only at night keeps humidity 100

The fogger mister and dripper are sitting on the hood and not blocking circulation the led bulbs don't give off heat they run very cool my tempatures are not a problem his cage is gradient from 85 down to 70 at the bottom run with thermostats in 3 zones to keep the tempature steady

Thank you and yes the fan runs in reverse to pull air up and out the top it has great circulation before I put my chameleon in it I used smoke to test air circulation and I would love to make the changes you have suggested

The t5 fixture sits behind the fan and super runs along hood for the regular lightbulbs when the lights come on I take a better picture

OK everything I have on top is his heart bulb in a dimmable round reflector a fan with diffuser for circulating but doesn't create wind inside enclosure a dripper that I made a mister a fogger 36 inch t5 uvb 5.0 then in the hood that holds 4 regular screw in type light bulbs I have 2 led light bulbs

Its a 36 inch ho t5

The uvb is 5.0

I have a 36 inch t5 uvb a infared heat bulb and 2 led bulbs for additional light

The only bamboo is his free range area I made him and it never gets wet but he loves it

Awesome that is exactly what I needed thank you

The cage is massive the room has 10 foot ceilings and his cage is almost too the ceiling i have to use a step still to reach the top the star its on is 4ft tall also

The cage is 18 inches deep 36 inches wide and 52 inches tall the sticks in his cage are natural branches and not bamboo and I am currently in the process of replacing all the fake plants for real ones I'm going to use pothos and money tree and I am trying to decide what to do with the substrate...