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The heat is off, this is the pre lights off mist that’s 30 mins before bedtime the fogging starts 5 min before the misting session to give a warning to him that mist is coming Thanks for looking out 💪🏻

Heck yeah we needed a thread to have all the episode live in! EMBRACE THE DIY love the series!

Hi Meydo-Leo, my panther enclosure gets ~17º C overnight and I personally have no issues and a lot of other keepers also go to around the same with panthers, 16º is what's considered the low end from care guides. I've also had good luck ~30º basking spot. There could be other factors, I'm only...

Todo is growing in to a handsome boy and your husbandry is looking so wonderful! Love to have you on the forums 🫶🏻

Pictures below, with Dax bonus pic being like why does this man take so many pictures of me? He got two bonus silks as reward for putting up with me and he will now regularly eat from my hand 🥹🥹

I have it so the part that is exposed on the edges is facing outwards so it's not on the inside of the enclosure :)

I started wanting to try and remove it like this, didnt seem to want to work so I used a razor blade and cut the screen out and used 1/16" acrylic attached with clear double sided outdoor rated tape and it's been holding up WONDERFULLY so far. The heaviness on the door isn't TOO bad but it's...

I had good luck with pothos up high! If they get a lot of light at the top mine have grown like crazy with watering weekly outside of any mist that gets on them

Archibald is looking STUNNING

The gap is now larger than when I tested and I have a fan on standby as well in case it doesn’t settle. The enclosure did dry out both days completely too. Thanks for the heads up, I did consider this and will be monitoring regularly 😊

Hi everyone, Since @DeremensisBlue shared in a video that they sometimes block off part of the service door on enclosures to help with night time humidity. I decided to do a trial ru before trying out my idea for a permanent solution. I did a test run using corrugated plastic leaving an inch...

Oh WOW, he looks great!!! Reminds me of my little one Dax

Hi Landon, as others have said I would add thinner branches, also make sure your chameleon has a spot to perch and hide, my little one loves using his hiding spots so I can't see him unless I look for him, not as fun for you but overall they are happier and sometimes more brave with more hiding...

I can feel the emotions from him in each photo and you captured it perfectly 🫶🏻

Get a "dumb" power source and try that, if they work on the dumb source that you know is working, then it's the strip. Manufacturers usually have a 1 yr warranty if you can show you got it within the last year

I believe @Beman uses Sansi branded grow lights and they have had good luck!

OH that's lovely!!!! looks so nice!!! Do you notice them using all that space?

Thank you! Here is the pic of him from the breeder!

Hi everyone, i have purchased a male T. Hoehnelii whom I’ve named Ollie that is currently 3 months old, I am planning on getting him around early May. I’m currently setting up his enclosure (2x2x4) and re-reading husbandry stuff. I found this “Hydration is through a standard chameleon protocol...

I also use the plexi clean and I love it