KrinsCham
Member
My Chameleon does not seem to like to get wet. Which got me thinking about misting systems/regiments. I mist frequently and each time the cage is wet. The misting system I just hooked up wets the cage multiple times a day. This thought process led me to a few questions.
Has there been thought into having a humid but not wet environment?
Isn't to warm and wet of an environment good for bacteria, viruses ect., which may be harmful?
Would a chameleon in its natural humid environment seek the dryer areas within it?
Could we be adding unnecessary stress by having to moist of environment?
Is there keepers out there that support other methods of maintaining humidity?
As for now I am following what seems to be standard protocol which seems to be working well, but as with anything I feel a need to explore and question. I am interested to here your thoughts on the subject. Cheers
Has there been thought into having a humid but not wet environment?
Isn't to warm and wet of an environment good for bacteria, viruses ect., which may be harmful?
Would a chameleon in its natural humid environment seek the dryer areas within it?
Could we be adding unnecessary stress by having to moist of environment?
Is there keepers out there that support other methods of maintaining humidity?
As for now I am following what seems to be standard protocol which seems to be working well, but as with anything I feel a need to explore and question. I am interested to here your thoughts on the subject. Cheers