MissSkittles
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I believe the wattage varies per length of the bulb. As long as you are getting the linear T5 Arcadia 6% uvb bulb and not a screw in type, it is good.
Chameleon climbing on the screen
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Chameleon-lover
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Well the Arcadia 6% 24w is long 55cm so it is enough? Because I am going to order it today so I am making sure that I am buying right one.
MissSkittles
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Yes, as long as it is the 6%, it is correct.
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Here are som pictures of him 
So handsome. I may be wrong but are you by chance running a fogger during daytime? Kinda looks like fog in the back of the cage.Here are som pictures of him
Chameleon-lover
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No I only mist the cage in the morning and evening.
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Sup guys, my new uvb arrived few days ago and I reorganised his lights, so I want hear your opinion. Also here are some pics of him .
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I would make sure you have a branch running parallel to the UVB fixture. If you are running a t5HO fixture and a 6% UVB bulb you want a full 8-9 inch distance from the bottom of the UVB fixture to the branch. This puts the cham in the correct UVI level where it rises up.Sup guys, my new uvb arrived few days ago and I reorganised his lights, so I want hear your opinion. Also here are some pics of him
Also depending on wattage on that heat bulb it may be too close and risk of thermal burn. So you want to double check temps there and make sure it is no hotter than 80 at the branch because the glass cage is going to hold heat.
I would also get a pc fan to place in the back corner of the cage on top aimed so it is pulling air up and out of the enclosure. This will ensure the air is not stagnant.
The dirt in the bottom are you fully bio active with CUC bugs and a drainage layer? If not it is going to grow mold and bacteria.
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