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You should lift it off the ground. Put it on a coffee table. Chams like to be as high as possible anyway. You can then prop it up with something on all 4 corners, drill a hole where the water collects the most and slide a cooking sheet under there. You shouldn't have that much water excess...

One reason for bottom mounting the mister was to avoid putting water into the feeder cups. I tested it first and moved it around the cage, it seemed to hit the most foliage from that angle. The mist goes right up to the top and settles down. There is lots of water on the leaves. But I do...

Hey guys, just finished setting my cage up. A warm and happy home for my baby ambanja. Hand-made 18x18x30 (more like 20x20x32) baby cage. Pothos, Soleirolia inside and Schefflera for possible free ranging duties. 2 gal warm mist humidifier and starter mist king system. Main heat lamp is I...

^ Bam! Double Rainbow all the way!!

Yeah, Im in the same category. 10% humidity in the air. With plants around 20-30. (in the plant) I have a humidifier which i will run constantly. Im sure it will get my little room above 50% Im just worrying too much. Ill let him get a full nights rest and time to dry a little. Constant dampness...

Great, good to hear. I will still have a variety, but butters will be one of the 40% of feeders I use. They will go along with crickets and meal/super worms, horn worms eventually too. I will try to ship in some silks/phoenix worms for extra variety but cannot rely on shipping in food all the...

It makes sense that you would need some time everyday to dry out or mold will accumulate. Maybe ill use the last hour of light and the night time to dry things up a bit. I have a room humidifier so things shouldn't get too low. Ill mist shortly after his light comes on so he can get warmed...

HEy guys, So just looking into feeders. I have locally available butterworms all the time. I have read many different nutritional information charts, not many of which agree with the other. I have read that they have great overall nutritional value, lots of calcium. But the ambiguity is...

Hey lads, Seems that most people set their mist systems to come on during the day only. I know my humidity will drop to near nothing without the aid of misting. I would think that maintaining night time humidity is important? Or would it wake him up, and cause stress? There is...

I am aware of phoenix worms, but aren't readily available. I may have to do an online order for small worms. What are reptiworms?

90 seems a little hot. Only thing I can pick out.

Great advice, I agree its easy to over-complicate things. Ill use cups and feed him when he is hungry. Thanks

Hey guys, Im so close to getting my ambanja male, hopefully monday. Prepared to feed crickets. 2 weeks. My only issue is that My screen that I chose will allow small crickets (1/4") to get through. So I dont want to free range crickets until he is bigger and can eat bigger crickets...

Thats sounds like quite an adventure for a Cham! Sounds like he is having fun:)

Maybe he just likes you lots:) think about free ranging in a big open tree.

You need some serious grammar skills friend. What do you mean by "i was just wondering if there was somthing in the soil it would be in the plant since its growing out of it incase he eats or drinks of the plant"

^true, coconut fiber is a great growing medium.

I wouldnt reccomend coconut fiber as they could eat it and choke or get bunged up in their digestive tracks. IF you are worried about excess nutrients in it, do what I do. The teabag method: Take a towel and put your soil in it and wrap it like a "tea bag" Grab it with at the top with the...

IS this guy too little to start feeding worms? OR should I stay on little crickets for a while?

My little guy is coming Wednesday! So excited!