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Ex : 7am 9am 11 am 1 pm 3pm or any variation . Just make sure it's dries out sometime or another and not overly wet all the time.

No need to mist in the night . Your early times look good maybe substitute some of the later times for shorter mistings in between the 5 min early sessions .

Yes all UVB needs to replaced over time . These are known to last little longer but you are paying more and still do need to replace.

Brown crickets eat and breed readily in 70f I don't know why you people think that is so cold. It's in a fridge but in no way is that nearly cold to keep crickets temp wise.

yes Luis is great asset here to these little guys. I havent talked much with him , but he has gave me some tips and I have frequented UIC site he launched. Id imagine he has some nice colonies of uroplatus. :D

he is a sikorae sikorae aka standard mossy leaf tail . A lot of the hatchlings grow out of their reds unfortunately. hatched him Jan 2012. The other 2 pics above are clutches from same parents, with more whites and less red.

Yea thats pretty cool. They look real comfy lol .

id be more concerned about ventilation then being 70f. I keep my crickets outside in fall and its never above that or even really in the 70s anymore mine do pretty good too. I actually have a huge bag of them in my hand right now of about 100. Time to go feed the geckos.

I use fishing string or thread sometimes on small holes and just weave through back n forth .

Going through photo book heres a Few random pics of new and old. These are all mine some CBs others LTC and few habitat shots. building some new tanks this week for new arrivals. Ill take some pics. Need to collect outdoor material before seasons over.

congrats, and great pictures. They are very neat looking

wow that frog is awesome, very cryptic camouflage

position plants and vines so when and if they do fall, they may just catch their fall before hitting the ground.

Here is my female Ill be holding back from my first clutch.... Yea I know shes just a panther but shes special to me:D

sounds appetizing lol , I must ask why do you keep your crickets in a 70f fridge. Any advantages or that is just where food goes? Also where do you live geographically.

You really dont have to get a 2.0 you can get any 6,500k or higher day bulb and they work just as good and cheaper. Probably find what ever size you want. Basking bulbs and UVB alone dont really light up a chameleon cage makes them rather dull.

had to buy my g/f new tweezers she didn't want to share with the super worms.

most populated state and public parks spray on a regular for up keep. You can always go off the trails though into the thicket.

Its possible to sex them right out of the egg accurately. Yours appears to be a female by the coloration and I can not see any bulge near the tail base from the pictures.

2.0 for the empty space, gives good visual light and promotes plant growth.