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Approximate price for Solarmeter 6.2 is $200 on Amazon. With lamps costing upwards of $25. and guessing at the exposures we are getting. I would say that is a pretty good investment for peace of mind. So many factors about the distance from the lamp to the exposure spot and any screen, glass or...

Approximate price for Solarmeter 6.2 is $200 on Amazon. With lamps costing upwards of $25. and guessing at the exposures we are getting. I would say that is a pretty good investment for peace of mind. So many factors about the distance from the lamp to the exposure spot and any screen, glass or...

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Basking bulb I have a 50 watt reflector at about 10" to 12" from the branch and a thermometer at my chams back level. It reads mostly about 87 to 95 degrees depending on ambient room temp. Usually below 84 degrees. In winter I have a ceramic heater to keep habitat temps up. I prefer the...

Has it gotten any larger? Has it gotten any larger? I would keep an eye on it and have a vets # on hand. Also there is a form or questionnaire here to fill out when asking health related questions. Best of luck.

Thanks for the share Thanks for the share:) Some very creative interpretations of chams.:cool:

touching the branch not licking Does anyone understand chameleonese? I have read these posts in search of translations as to what my cham is trying to tell me.:confused: He touches his tongue to the branch he is on. He is not licking it trying to get water. He knows where that is mostly...

making friends All of the above suggestions are good. I also think as others have said that they go through moods or a comfort adaptation. Most importantly try to approach them from below. I usually stroke under my chams chin from nose to paws and he will lift a paw and allow me to put a...

eating hair = friendly He likes you.:) Feel honored that he crawls on you comfortably and probably is not actually eating your hair. Mine does the same thing, but just nuzzles through my hair. You are blessed with a friendly cham. I know others here who complain about the "unfriendliness...

Hanging a meter I leave the sticky pad alone and use a very thin wire, stainless is best. I use bare copper about #18 or #22. Thread it through the Velcro pad leaving about two inches on each side. Bend the wire 90 degrees at the edge of the pad and thread it through the screen. bend it again...

Very interested in the 18" as well. I will keep an eye on it. Thanks, Greg

The Chameleon Cantina fountain. I found it on Amazon with shipping from two different suppliers it was $31 to $33. I might try it or the other one shown here.

Monsoon rs 400 still working well Mine is working perfectly for over 6 months. No open top. Good pressure to over 6' high sprays very well. Plus I bought it on a good sale in a store. Much cheaper and faster than the Mist King. Which was my first choice from reading all the report here on...

Most natural feeder I have seen yet Wow, great job! That is the most natural looking feeder I have seen yet. I can see how the cham would love to limb all over it. I am going to try to copy that for my guy. He is such a pain with the plain old dish cup that he will hardly use. So spoiled...

Nice Habitat Great job Frank. I wish I had the time to copy some of your ideas. I agree it does look like a piece of furniture. Why not put it in the bedroom. Oh, wait are you married like me? That will never fly. LOL Greg

like the fountain of water I like the fountain of water. I can see from the video how it really works to attract them to drinking lots of water. However, I do not like the recycle of water and the bacteria it builds up in the bowl of the fountain. If you change the water daily, maybe every...

Chance's Habitat I basically copied Supergirls idea of putting a Repti-breeze in a bakers rack. Then a Tupperware tub for drainage. The Monsoon is on the bottom shelf and it works great. I never have to water my plants. Chance Leon gets to drink plenty of water from the leaves. I did wrap...

Very good point - you don't want to keep pressure treated wood in the house. I had assumed it was for outside, but I shouldn't have. I used oak for my enclosure where visible and pine for anything that was not exposed. I stained everything, and it has held up very well over 2 years of heavy...

needs another latch Wow Lathis your a natural born carpenter. All that by hand, your hired. I have one suggestion. Add another latch near the bottom. I think with time the wood may tweak enough that a strong cham could escape or get caught in the gap. Maybe also some backup latches if you...

too cold at 45 for panther I totally agree with all the warnings werecat just mentioned. Especially the fluctuation thing. Also, I know the Sac area. It gets colder than 45 degrees at night sometimes and can be prone to frosts during winter. Don't do it. Wait till spring. If you were in a...