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I'm thinking of getting the Mist King, has anyone else from the UK use one?

Anyone from the UK using either the mist king or Herpmist misting systems? If so which one did you go for and what are your views on them.

If went for a mist king, how would i connect it to a water container. does mist king sell the connections needed for this?

With my understanding of attachment theory, it is from 6 months onwards when attachment behaviour starts to form and it's 2-3 years of age where the window of opportunity lies to help these children. Research has shown how poor attachment styles can damage the infants developing brian.

Good to see you are using this forum as well? It's the best site for cham advise if you ask me:D

I got mine from dartfrog.

Nice pics. How old is yours now and how much colour is he shown. I can't wait to see how mine turns out lol

Wow...cool. Can I see more pics of yours? The pic of their father is amazing:D

Hi mate. I am not sure if he is a brother to yours. He was form the batch of babies Daryl brough back from Germany.

This is Zippy, 4-5 month old male sarima. I have had him for around 3-4 weeks now. The pic below was taken a week ago. This picture shows him starting to show some colour. I took the pic today and I'm so happy to see some colour beginning to show.

I had a seconds timer plugged into a 24 hour timer.

Mine wont touch crix ever since they were introduced to locusts.

I have always argued that this site is the best place for husbandry advice

As replied on the RFUK forum, I was using a feeding dish for bird cages for the crix but now my panther has stopped using it prefering the locusts that climb around the viv unlike those crix.

I have to leave for work by 8.30 and I do not arrive home unitl 6.30. At the moment the lights come on around 8am and turn's of at 9pm. I spray and feed just before I go to work and spray and feed again as soon as i arrive home and spray and feed a light meal at around 8pm. Does this schedual...

I was wondering what time does everyone have their viv lights come on and for how long. When do they turn off and what light routine suits your own routine?

I'm always using flies as a treat food as the chams love to hunt and catch them. Bee Pollen is one of the most natrual and healthy foods around and is supposed to be very good food for gutloading insects as you passing on all that goodness to the cham. In the wild the cham would feed on insects...

Sorry I can not help you, just wanted to welcome you to this site. People will help you out very shortly.

I use those and it seems to do the job. The glow last around 20-30 minutes and seems to allow the cham time to settle for the night

Cool vid but what an annoying presenter lol