A little advice please?

[Kaizen]

Can you give me an example of a lay bin?

Here’s what you want: a bin/bucket, approximately minimum 10”x10” and 6-8” deep. Filled with moist sand, or a sand/soil mix. Ugh! I’m bad at this, because all my cages have 10” of soil on the bottom, so I don’t really do lay-bins anymore. Lemme tag @kinyonga. She’ll either have better instructions, or know who to tag.

 

[kinyonga]

@Kaizen is right about the bin. Of your cage has room it can be bigger.

This might help...

 

[Kaizen]

@Kaizen is right about the bin. Of your cage has room it can be bigger.

This might help...

Thanks, K!

 

[Justontexas]

@Kaizen is right about the bin. Of your cage has room it can be bigger.

This might help...

Thank you guys so much, I’ll try fixing everything as fast as I can, as money is a little tight rn

 

[userBandit]

A good laying bin could be a mini trash bin that has a good diameter is about 8" tall. That is what I use for my female veiled chameleon. I put ReptiSoil in it and mist it to keep it a good texture so it is always in her enclosure for when she goes gravid.

This helps so you don't have to worry about them going egg-bound

As long as it is something that isn't a host for bacteria and it is big enough for her to dig her tunnels and lay her eggs, you should be good to go.

 

[Fchamel]

That is a good sign. But unfortunately, your uvb bulb is not sufficient for chamelons. You will need to switch to a reptisun t5Ho. Or an arcadia 6%. These are linear bulbs

This is my light recommendation