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He’s a good looking guy

And the bulb UVB has super high concentrations at 6 inches and little beyond that It goes from probably unsafe to not helpful very quickly

Individual bulbs for replacement should be cheaper

I use Arcadia. I use a solarmeter to know if The bulb is still good But they probably realistically last 6-12 months

Probably 50-60 is my guess. I haven’t bought one recently

yep I’ll second it. All Chams need a linear UVB light. Currently there is no other way to provide UVB to keep them healthy

Larry has a smiley face on his head I really love that

Yep

By the way. Your crab is amazing 😻

Watch starship troopers. If you don’t like it, I’m sorry 😂

Crabby is nearly as big as fist, all those animals, and Larry the leopard gecko

Mei, Iris, Daisy, and George

Yeah. My wife got hermits for my kids during Covid and a little plastic container to keep them in Of course I ended up on hermit crab association’s forum that day and we ended up with 65 gallon tank with a foot of sand with proper heat and light etc 😂 I did the same thing when she got them a...

I think the ultratherm heaters are great I have a 65 gallon crab tank that has been the Bahamas in climate for years I definitely agree with a thermostat. All heat sources need a thermostat It’s never as cold in my garage as it is outside, but i don’t know how cold the bugs can handle...

I wish I had a greenhouse 😂 Great point though on how ambient temps affect a fogger’s temp I’m just wondering how well a chiller would work for this purpose. I was thinking about getting some ultrasonic foggers from House of Hydro and adding a small chiller I picked up years back to see how it...

Has anyone used a chiller to cool their fogger for nighttime fogging, and how well did it work? I’m wondering if this might help reach temps in the 50s at night that many montane Chams require for good overall health Probably would require a much smaller chiller than what is used on reef tanks...

I’m so sorry for your loss

I just saw a post from Chris Anderson on the Trioceros quadricornis community group on facebook that their CITES status suspending all trade for them in 2016 has been withdrawn and with proper committee review their import may occur again The folks that bred them in US are pretty much all done...

I’m sorry to hear you lost your pair. I hope your new female does well I just saw a male at a local shop. Labeled as a Jackson’s 😬 Their current housing isn’t great, but looked pretty alert and healthy. Definitely a wild caught adult. Their other Chams did not look great. I would really like...

I like the description of the environments these different occupies and how it affects their behavior and comfort this is the type of information that will be helpful to each species of Cham and ensuring their best care is provided