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I would say to add a couple of mistings a day, if it's a concern. I'm not to sure about Jacksons caresheet. If your able to take a picture, it will help out. Hopefully someone else can chime in.

Lol, nice. My cham doesn't but he drinks from a plastic syringe twice a day. Plus the mistings I give him. Man is he spoiled.

Thanks, hes 1 year and 4 months.

Awesome pics. Fenix "Bro, your AV signal went out. Don't worry, I got this!".

I went for another visit to Jannb's a couple of weeks ago, I live about 15mins from her. Her husband took some photos of Flash for me. Thanks again for the pics and the feeders.

Awesome, congrats!

Congrats. The reason substrate isn't used, is because it could be consumed which can cause digestive issues.

When it gets colder then 80 at the basking spot you'll need to up the wattage on your bulb to keep the basking temp. Also, when winter comes you'll prob need a ceramic bulb for night.

Great pics. I can see him guessing in the first pic "Hmmm, what's my next move."

Nice color. I can never get a decent sleeping pic of my cham. They always come out to blurry.

Congrats on your cham! Pick a name yet?

Sweet, congrats.

Wow, that color!

Looks cool. Def adds a bunch of light. I haven't had any issues with my Ficus in my enclosure though. It's growing, I have to prune it soon.

Oh yeah! I'm currently watching the marathon on TV because I missed a couple of episodes. Its going down!!!!

Hey, My older brother just purchased a Columbian Black and White tegu. I don't know much about them, and I've looked around for care sheets. But they were from generic reptile sites...don't trust those much. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Thank you! Heres a pic of him:

Oh, ok. That's cool.

Congrats on the new place. Sounds like Ty approves of it! Just in case you didn't know, UV rays don't pass through a window. You should still have a UVB bulb. Or find a way he can get unfiltered natural UV.

How long has it been since she has eaten? How old is she?

Wow, that's coming together very well. Nice job.