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Not my video but a good example of how they are when falling/flying http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3eChlwHqJUA

I am < 1% sure that's a male :rolleyes:

"But you're not the only one" :D

Is this still working??

Your hygrometer may be reading 99% if it gets wet during misting.

A picture would probably help opinions!

Bio film is caused by a colony of bacteria, so I would imagine it can be pretty harmful to your chameleon. It is often found in water systems such as water falls, foggers etc. How often do you clean your fogger, you can get special degreaser/bleach that is designed to steralise such devices to...

I would get a caliber but I doubt they are water proof, one session of misting and it would die for sure :D If they are super accurate though, I guess you'd put them in for a few minutes, let it settle, take the reading and then take it back out again??:confused:

I wish that were the case for the exo terra piece 'o' junk lol

The Salt test Clear zip lock bag Plastic bottle cap Table Salt H2O Fill the bottle cap 2/3 full with table salt, add a few drops of water (just to dampen the salt not dissolve it) place the cap in a ziplock bag with your hygrometer, seal the bag and leave it at room temp for 8 - 12...

Yesterday I received a brand new digital Exo Terra Hygrometer, I set up the salt test yesterday to establish a base line and check accuracy. I was expecting a slight inaccuracy of +/- 5% but its reading 91%. Why on earth would they sell something so S**T. Does anyone else use these with...

I'm afraid their website is very finished product friendly, none of the building materials are on the website, I should imagine that the majority of hard ware stores like B&Q, homebase, leekes etc will sell sheets of perspex but they don;t tend to put them on their sites.

That is an excellent idea, although those laundrey tubs just don't seem to exist in the uk :mad:

Getting the perspex from leekes, only need 60 x 60cm, not costing me more than £10. I too am looking for a cheap coffee table or preferably a bedside cabinet with a door so i can hide the waste bucket. Want a cheap one so i can make a hole in the top to make room for the plug and pipes.

The LLL water tray goes UNDER your cage, you need to drill drainage into your cages floor and then drill drainage into your water tray, then connect it to piping etc... the centre cross and corner struts create leverage/reservoir for yor excess water.

A modification of my initial idea , but still, please feel free to add improvement ideas :D!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Just spoke to LLL, they quoted me a $75 dollar shipping charge!

You can get a XL reptibreeze for £75 including delivery from surrey pet supplies, if you get a LLL cage they add shippping cost on once order has been confirmed.

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Anyone else?