Choz420
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My panther chameleon eggs hatched last week, i've had 21 hatch, 8 of the runts died on me, 5 eggs didnt hatch, and 4 eggs have yet to hatch or go bad
total of 13, 1 week old babies which i want to keep alive.
my temps stay at an average of 80F (85-75) with places for the babies to bask or chill. and roughly 65% (60-70) humidtiy but i get spikes of 80% after sprays which i do 4 or 6 times a day (but i never spray them directly).
i keep them in a sterilite bin with skewers and mesh and little fake plants. enough to give them space and spots to chill. theres a wet paper towel on the bottom.
i feed them flightless fruitflies and pinhead crickets.
I use a T5 5.0 uvb 24in tube and a 75w daylight spectrum basking bulb.
the babies are about 8 to 12 inches from the uvb and 12 to 18 inches from the basking bulb, which is on a dial which i set to my preferred temp
at night the temp drops to 70-75 and the humidity to no less than 50%
any information would help.
please let me know if you need more info or photos or something.
thanks for your guys' time
total of 13, 1 week old babies which i want to keep alive.
my temps stay at an average of 80F (85-75) with places for the babies to bask or chill. and roughly 65% (60-70) humidtiy but i get spikes of 80% after sprays which i do 4 or 6 times a day (but i never spray them directly).
i keep them in a sterilite bin with skewers and mesh and little fake plants. enough to give them space and spots to chill. theres a wet paper towel on the bottom.
i feed them flightless fruitflies and pinhead crickets.
I use a T5 5.0 uvb 24in tube and a 75w daylight spectrum basking bulb.
the babies are about 8 to 12 inches from the uvb and 12 to 18 inches from the basking bulb, which is on a dial which i set to my preferred temp
at night the temp drops to 70-75 and the humidity to no less than 50%
any information would help.
please let me know if you need more info or photos or something.
thanks for your guys' time