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The 2.0 has very low UVB. That's why I didn't think it would hurt.

I can just lift the lamp couldn't I? Its a clamp lamp.

I am on this forum almost everyday lol. I ordered the repashy I've heard some really great things about it plus its cheaper. Petland sucks and won't usually get anything unless more people ask about it because they're cheap lol.

Hi jordan! Lol. Yes I have a 2.0 and a 5.0 UVB in my canopy top. It says its recommended for both. But i was a little concerned about it. For the basking light I have a 50 watt bulb and its usually around 96. I AM AWARE THAT THIS IS TOO HOT I am doing what I can right now. I do have the digital...

Here's a picture of him under his basking light that I just took today.

My odie is hitting the 4 month - 4 1/2 month old stage. But he is still very small. He is maybe a little bigger than my finger. Is that normal? He seems like he is getting more coloring but not much. I haven't seen him shed since I have had him since dec. 22.

I feel kinda dumb asking this question, but do chameleons pee?

Ill just use the 2.0 and 5.0 thanks tho!

Because the lighting looks off I would just rather have more light.

So I DID have TWO 5.0 Repti-GLO bulbs that were on my compact top. I read somewhere that using the 2.0 and the 5.0 together is recommended and is best so I switched one out. Was that a good idea?

Is it okay?

Yes mealworms and waxworms.

So odie took a nice big poop today and everything looked fine except the urate. It looked like a gel-ish orange. I know orange is dehydration but is the gel looking urate anything different? Help!

The white crust is not over supplementation but salt excretions which is normal. Nothing to worry about.

Thank u all! :)

Thanks guys I was so excited. I tried feeding him again and he didn't even think twice about it the second time! Took it right out of my hand!

My cham finally ate a mealworm off my hand today. :) does that mean he's gaining trust?

He doesn't have any of that. :) thank you.

Its like a silver package not a container.

That's what I figured.