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4 months old..I put a feeding cup in there near the basking spot. So, hopefully he finds his food okay!

And here I thought I had too many plants in there! I compared to other enclosures and mine seemed more filled up, but I have a lot of spare fake plants that I can add! Thanks

my house is around 70-72 F outside the enclosure. I might add another low watt bulb to produce a tiny bit of heat on the other side or something.

I've read about this many times! The braided money tree (Pachira Acquatica) is a safe money tree..But, you are right in a way because other types of Money Trees are known to be toxic.

I'm getting a Nosy Faly..It'll be my first cham! I see you are from Toronto too! Where abouts?

I'd say now is about the time. I personally feel that at any age they can live in a large enclosure. I just relate it to the wild, they are born in a massive rainforest, not a small exo-terra enclosure! :P I'd say move him - I'm getting my first panther tomorrow, he will be 3-4 months old...

Sorry to post just a boring enclosure again - but it is now fully completed (I think!) with lights equipped. -Reptibreeze XL (2'x2'x4') -Basking bulb: 15W household (seems low to me, but it keeps a basking site of around 83-85 F) -UVB: 18" Reptisun 5.0 -Feeding cup not shown -Plants...

Thanks! But, I was looking for something more specific on basking temps, and ambient temps for example.. I looked at a variety caresheets on google and a lot of them are completely different!

I'm getting my panther tomorrow and have a quick question before I go tomorrow to buy feeders.. Which calcium supplement is the "best" to use for chameleons? Thanks :)

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I have a XL reptibreeze (2X2X4') Do you think it is okay to use an 18" fixture, even though the enclosure is 24" wide? I found a cheap one at a local hardware store and is currently set up. I couldn't find any 24" for a decent price! Bulb = Reptibreeze 5.0 Thanks :)

does anyone have a picture/video of a "real" Nosy Faly?

then it's probably not who you think it is! :P

I think I'm moving toward the Faly... It's just the cute Nosy Be in the reptile store looked so cute and he was extremely active! (constantly exploring his enclosure) I just hope the Faly is just as active! They are both around the 3-4 months range :)

I personally know the breeder, it comes from a very well known bloodline - he usually sells them for a higher price. The reason I'm not giving much info is because the seller asked me to keep quiet! (in a nice way) haha

I'm pretty sure it's a REAL Faly, he just breeds Faly's from a nice bloodline... -the sire is a nice blue, with darker blue bars, and red dots all over his body, but more dots on his head, some white on him too. It's $100 more, I just don't know if it's worth it! $325 compared to $425! - Seems...

I'm either getting a Nosy Be or a Nosy Faly... Is a Nosy Faly just a cross? Is the Faly worth the extra $$$? I'm speaking about males, also. :)

Can anyone link me a thread or a website which shows the most accurate caresheet for a panther chameleon?

Can I get a cheaper UVB fixture at a store like lowes, or home depot? Or ate they made differently to not hold UVB bulbs? Thanks in advance!

I'm guessing they're a lot more exciting pets compared to a Bearded Dragon? hahaha :) ...Hope so!