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arcaida 6% are t5ho, they are the only ones at the moment that have been proven I think.

May want to wait till after COLLEGE then do the breeding, it can be costly and you need all the education you can get so you can make the $$$ to pay for all the feeders. lol j/k

"But is anyone making bulbs that contain the necessary UVB output needed to maintain chameleons?" I do not understand the question.... reptisun 5.0 has been proven to be sufficient and arcaida 6.0 as well.

Pennywise going thru his preflight checklist Engines check, Flaps check, Tower we are ready for take off!

lol yeah make sure you select the correct AM or PM! I don't have to tell you that messing that up would go thru a lot of water. :;)

np and the fixture fits perfectly over the 2x2x4 enclosure, it has a small lip on the bottom that you can tightly fit on the outer diameter of the enclosure which snugs it down to the enclosure.

It's an interesting question, and brings up one I have wondered for a while. a t5 HO is going to be brighter than a t8 thats a given, but I had been told that the quality of the the t8 was better because the chemicals/materials used were under less heat in the t8 and were better just not as...

nice cham's, thats a pretty girl, love the peach on her gullet :)

That is something I dunno the answer to that is reptile safe. What you can do though to lessen the problem is reduce the amount of spray onto the screens. You will have some but it should dry between the mistings and be minor if any issue. example: 2x2x4 enclosure with mist king nozzles...

crickets will jump so better be a deep cup and smooth as the climb also. Thats why alot of us just make a feeder out of a milk jug, juice bottle, 2 ltr etc.. . and some screen. example of my enclosures w/feeders on the side Each enclosure has a different type of feeder because each cham is...

wow that sux i have 4 up and no rust. Check out lll reptile's enclosures they get good reviews But another questions for you.... what kind of water do you have, hard or soft water? This will be important because if your water is to hard it will cause rust/rust stains no matter what you use...

possible sirama or sirama cross? Sirama is right by Ambilobe and if wc then would be easy to see the 2 possibly crossing territories? I dunno since each cham is like a fingerprint, but he is a sharp cham none the less. Would think if he was a ambiXanja more ppl would be crossing them to get...

You do not need a specific brand light. You need one that matches the fixture you are using and it needs to be a 6500k light bulb. If you get the 4 ft fixture like Maxx got at wallyworld then you need a 4ft t8 6500k and your uvb needs to be a 4ft t8. You have to match the bulb to the fixture...

Thanks all, yeah hope she settles in and be a healthy lil girl. I pulled out some leather gloves and stuck them by her enclosure. She gave me a major stink eye once she was out of the bag letting me know "You get one, just one handling and you just used it big boy!".

That's not a good grow light either sorry, you want a 5000k - 6500k kelvin rating on your grow lights. Little known fact that a "grow light" is usually more costly than a natural daylight 6500k light and inferior to the natural daylight bulbs. But they sell them to ppl like crazy because they...

I don't know anything about that bulb linked, but its an aquarium bulb and usually plant grow lights for aquariums are over 6500k. All you need is a 6500k from walmart/lowes for a good grow light. The fact that brand of light does not list its kelvin ratings = I wouldn't touch it sorry but thats...

yeah i was commenting on the 150w light in a 2x2x4 enclosure. That is a awful big bulb and unless they keep the AC blasting in CAli I do not understand the need for that bulb in that enclosure.

yeah you can cook a cham with heat from all the lights :) I dunno anything about that 150w light i guess thats ur heat light? Anyways I have a basking light (40w light bulb), uvb and a 6500k grow light on all of my enclosures

killer shot there!

yeah of course, but not going to do anything until she settles in.