CORRECT! I do 2-30 minute mistings for 5 cham species.
You could do a DIY dripper and see if the Cham uses it.
Nick
You could do a DIY dripper and see if the Cham uses it.Nick
drip/misting system
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I've only just put a 'DIY humidifier' into my enclosure and I've found thus far that if I let it run for a few minutes before I mist, the chameleon is much more inclined to sit in the spray and lap it up. Normally, he'd bolt around for a while, but the 'fog' (what do you call the stuff a humidifier produces? mist? fog? ) really stimulates him to drink and shower.
Maybe if you're struggling with humidity you should try running a humidifier for a little bit and have two long misting sessions? I still run a dripper, but I think I've seen him use it 4 times in a 1.5years!
p.s - crickets will ALWAYS escape! It's a shame you're in America as over here we can use locusts and they're brilliant!
) really stimulates him to drink and shower.Maybe if you're struggling with humidity you should try running a humidifier for a little bit and have two long misting sessions? I still run a dripper, but I think I've seen him use it 4 times in a 1.5years!
p.s - crickets will ALWAYS escape! It's a shame you're in America as over here we can use locusts and they're brilliant!
