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that is the exact one that i own it is quiet and can run up to 10 nozzles

none dont use it cause the cham could eat it and get clogged up and poss die!!!!!!!!!!!:eek:

two things that you are gonna want to get if you cant be with him all day is going to be a timer 12 on 12 off i like to have the 12 on start 1 hour after there is light out side. also you are gonna want to get a automatic mister i like the mist king it is from a sight sponsor and better than...

i use a umbrella plant that i got from home depot but if you get a live plant change the soil with organic and yes wash the old off the roots and then wash the leaves too. these are not the only type of plant but if you did a search on this sight i know that there is a safe and unsafe list

imo that is the bare min for a cham and you will prob want to get a few more things other than that if you cant be with your cham all day long

panther and vields are what most people new to chams get and they are not hard at all. supply list: all screen cage 18x18x36 female 24x24x48 male with no substrate, live plants helps with humidity, fake plants and vines or branches, digital humidity and temp gauge, a driper, linear reptisun 5.0...

hey Chris yes it is very possible to house a chameleon in your area i come from Washington state and it is the same thing here as far as supplies it differs a little bit with species so what kind of cham are you wanting to get?

any updates on this thread just wondering if the cham is doing better yet?

lol sounds to me like someone made this mistake before..... just drill a small hole in the lid and then use the lid you dont want debris to clog your pump either like a cricket that got loose or house flies. also dont forget to elivate your water source above the pump if you dont get the zip...

defiantly male

yes a tube and not length but most of the width of the cage with a basking bulb on one side and a misting nozzle on the other mistking makes a quad nozzle that would be great for that cage

perfect that should work great

dont do a drainage cause in n time you will need a bigger cage i suggest a Tupperware underneath and something that the cage could sit on like a plant stand and just empty the water daily. then when you upgrade to a bigger cage buy a drain pan for it and have it drain through a tube to a...

sure here it is

i think for low stress i would say send them but you could make a mic shift cage and feed and mist like normal and they should be fine just make sure if the fall they dont have a long way and have a soft landing

it works great and i also bought the low glare it costs a little more but deffinatly makes a difference. since ii put the plexiglass on the cage i have had no problem with humidity. i use it on two sides and an exotera background on the back to add a little flare. it looks good and works even...

sorry fr the bad pics its dark in that room

i also used Plexiglas glass but i just drilled holes where the screws hold the cage together and then attached it with the panel it worked great and even strengthened the cage a bit here is some pics