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  1. chameleonowner32

    T. Hoehnelii cage and drainage system

    Only 1 on the smaller one since my fixture went out. Hard to see but there's a 36in t5 10.0 on top the big cages
  2. chameleonowner32

    T. Hoehnelii cage and drainage system

    After Hermès showed up a bit bigger than I thought, the bioactive cage I made was too small. Had time to run to the greenhouse and pickup some more plants and set up his cage. 18x18x36. Bought a shelving system from menards for 50$, some wood blocks to raise the cages and be able to slide in...
  3. chameleonowner32

    T. Hoehnelii arrived!

    Few pictures from after a night of rest. Gave him 1ml of repta boost last night to Jumpstart hydration. Seems to quite a bit more active this morning.
  4. chameleonowner32

    T. Hoehnelii arrived!

    But more than likely I'll take a sample next Saturday as we have an exotic vet in town.
  5. chameleonowner32

    T. Hoehnelii arrived!

    If I notice that the urate and poop look off I definitely will. But as with the verrucosus I got from them he arrived in good health and acclimated nicely.
  6. chameleonowner32

    T. Hoehnelii arrived!

    I got him from underground, I had good luck with my Verrucosus from them.
  7. chameleonowner32

    T. Hoehnelii arrived!

    Just got this guy today, due to a Ups screw up he arrived today instead of yesterday. Was very cold and got him warmed up asap, seems to be doing good now. But man is he gorgeous, asked for a high yellow/ blue and they delivered. I'll post updates later, but here are a few pics for now
  8. chameleonowner32

    Less kept species check in.

    Some of my past ousties.
  9. chameleonowner32

    Less kept species check in.

    My Oustaleti, ATLAS estimate about 8 months old. Verrucosus, ICARUS would also estimate between 7-8 months. Both Wc, but settled in and adapting very well. Working on getting a little fat cap on icarus. Would love to see more oustaleti owners or verrucosus
  10. chameleonowner32

    New Verrucosus

    Update on the little guy. Finally recieved the last items I was waiting on light and vine wise, installed the misting system.
  11. chameleonowner32

    New Verrucosus

    Well thankyou all for being understanding. Putting down the bottle was hard. But best thing I ever did.
  12. chameleonowner32

    New Verrucosus

    Apologies for some past behavior from myself, still learning how to express myself in sobriety, but nevertheless I apologize for being an Ahole. Just hit 2 years Sober and figured I'd get myself something. 2 new cages, all new lighting which I'm still waiting on the rest to show up from LLL...
  13. chameleonowner32

    Indoor greenhouse keeping.

    To start with, this is just my method for keeping Oustaleti, not a how too. Cage is 4.5ft long, 2ft wide and 43in at its highest. Amazon greenhouse with base combo 120$. Sprayed wood with Olympic waterguard clear 18$, let dry inside and outside over the course of a week. Sprayed 3 coats...
  14. chameleonowner32

    Oustaleti

    The last bit of plants.
  15. chameleonowner32

    Oustaleti

    Not 100% finished. But much more controlled environment.
  16. chameleonowner32

    Oustaleti

    Atlas is doing great in his new setup. Curious if anyone with genetics experience explain exactly why he has 2 pronounced color traits at all times.
  17. chameleonowner32

    Reptile safe wood sealant

    Appreciate it, idk why I put cedar in there, it's supposed to be fir.
  18. chameleonowner32

    Reptile safe wood sealant

    My main concern is the fogger at night, it's going to pool up at the bottom, or atleast get very moist. Trying to avoid mold at all cot if possible.
  19. chameleonowner32

    Reptile safe wood sealant

    Switching to a greenhouse with planter base. It'll be 36x24x52, need a much larger cage for an Oustaleti. It comes with a liner, and I'm also planning on running a plastic liner under that to prevent moisture buildup in the wood. But my question is the kit recommends using a wood sealant. I'm...
  20. chameleonowner32

    Bringing the hot shower to them.

    All of the humidity numbers I discussed were without the use of a fogger, I like to get my temps and humidity close first without throwing in a bunch of other variables. I'm a mechanic, you don't want to be just a parts changer, if a headgasket blows, you want to find the root source of the...
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