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Thanks

But also I don’t understand why he is so dark because the temps are where they should be with the basking spot at 80 and then everywhere else mid 70s

I have the window sealer film on it already, is that something that you put on top of that or should I use the other stuff instead of the film

Ya I have had him since Wednesday. That fixture that I have the heat in is a deep dome one with a 60 W exo terra bulb (the one you recommended earlier) I was checking temps with it 1-3 in above the screen and it was barely getting to the basking temp of 80 that was suggested. I have a PID...

Like he is here

Or it might be that Amazon gave me a bad UVB bulb because he seems to be under that a lot

So he still is very dark a decent amount of the time and up against the light even though his basking temp is 80 degrees. Do I need to raise the temps at all even though his ambient temps are in the 70s?

Is it more acceptable to feed more treat bugs with a 4.5 month old chameleon than it would be for an adult?

I’m watching him eat now though and he is going to town on the BSFL, dubia, and waxworms!

Ya he was feeding I think on some crickets, BSFL, silkworms and the occasional roach

Oh ok, thanks!:)

So, since he’s only eating the BSFL (I’ve only had him for 2 days, but just wondering), should I feed less of those and more dubia, or is it not that big of a deal since BSFL are basically superfoods

I think he’s happy!

Or do I need to go with the bulb that looks like this

But is it ok to get a heat light that looks like this

So I have the UVB raised like you said earlier, but how much should I raise the heat?

I will get the uvb raised, but in the meantime the good thing is that he ate 14 bugs today! It was only the BSFL that he ate although I provided other options for him

I don’t have a solar meter but it’s a reptisun T5HO 5.0 in the Repti sun hood

Ya that’s what I’m doing right now, it was my DIY solution until I could figure out a solution

It was very helpful, thanks!