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Thanks everyone for your inputs! Yup I understand the dangers of him falling or comming into contact with my other pets/kid BUT what im trying to do is create the best and closest to wild life posible for the guy, so hears how I justify the dangers; Falling - Sh*t happens, what would they do...

Yup cant get out, but if he does decide to get down and go for a wander in the house hes got a dog, cat & 2 yr old to look out for.

thanks franticurchin, the ambient temp on the ledge is perfect and the two spots right under the skylights get well over 30 degrees ( plus i'll put one heat lamp for the winter) so its just a matter of getting the guy to bask there. Its a pretty big space but im hoping he will be smart enough to...

Thanks Carlton, I didnt see your post until after I sent my reply. The skylights do stay open all the time, plus the room that its in is full of windows. I think i'll be good on the lighting but its nice to confirm with others. Theres also lots of power so i'll be hanging a fan and a single heat...

I've heard that a lot before but glass cant block all the uv, I mean I have plants that need intense sun and they do great up there. I understand its probably not sufficient for a cham so im thinking of running a 4' uv light across the middle and dusting the crickets a little more regularly. Im...

Hello, I have an elevated ledge in my house about 3'x20' that I will be rehoming a veiled (most likely) on and I need some advice on lighting. The ledge is very close to two skylights and is always very bright, plants thrive anywhere up there and if anything can get to much sun in certain...

Im pretty sure this is ok but i wouldnt mind a second opinion. Im thinkin of turning a spare room into a chameleon haven and i want to use a 400w metal halide veg cycle grow light as both the heat source and uv. Does anyone see anything wrong with that?