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You can add earth worms to air the substrate :)

The humidity is a challenge for me. If I forget to spray them, I lose them

Some hibiscus and camellia may work under those conditions

There are two types. The giant sp is very good. If it kept on the right conditions, they breed quite a lot, but I find them slow growers.

I think the same as Extensionofgreen. The distance sounds good to me

I would like to add one more question. How close can the cham get to the uv light?

Yes always. I use mesh on top if clay balls.

I use a layer of clay balls, but I also have a pipe connected to the bottom in case of water raising too much. It is like a tap and I can open it whenever it is needed.

Just an idea. Some keepers believe when chams start eating what they should not it is a sign of missing some minerals.

I misunderstood! I am used to the british weather lol You could also try an air cooler. They work well when windows are open and you can add water and ice to it.

I think if you have the right temp, the basking may not be needed. I would change the bulbs to a lower wattage but you mentioned you are using a dimmer so not sure how the heat is that high. The uv-a helps chameleon's vision. They are colour blind without it. I know the zoomed uvb tubes also...

Thank you for sharing this :)

Coccidia and some flagelates are not covered by panacur. My advise would be to do a feacal test.

Nice painting

Very nice.

Probably! Haha

As long as the parsons do not eat them! Joking

Congratulations. Good luck with them