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Setup is okay, but it looks like you're missing a basking light? They need high Temps. With as much misting you'll be doing, no heat to absorb could cause respitory problems. Or even too cold of temps! Basking light should be at least 50 watt. They are tree dwellers and love places to climb, hide , bask. Basking vine or branch should be at least 6 inches away. (They bask to help digest food) it'll also help keep up the humidity that's why some people get live plants. Good luck
Setup is okay, but it looks like you're missing a basking light? They need high Temps. With as much misting you'll be doing, no heat to absorb could cause respitory problems. Or even too cold of temps! Basking light should be at least 50 watt. They are tree dwellers and love places to climb, hide , bask. Basking vine or branch should be at least 6 inches away. (They bask to help digest food) it'll also help keep up the humidity that's why some people get live plants. Good luck
It's hard to tell but I dot have a basking light and vine exactly like you say
Well the red one is her basking lamp, trying to upload another pic but its not working, and all my plants are live plants!Oh , okay! Im sorry , it seemed like only a red light and UVB. Lol
Um no. Def not a basking lamp. Lol. That's a infrared night light to hold warm Temps. BASKING LIGHT is extremely important. It helps them digest.
Not sure how big your cage is or how old your cham is but 50-100 watt is good. Only 13 bucks at the pet store. Infra red is only if your Temps drop down under 60 at night bruh. Just switch the lights in and out. During the day basking and uvb always! 12 hours then 12 hours off unless too cold , Infra red. They need heat.
It reads 84 lolHow high does the temp get under it? I think as long as it gets up to it 85 and up depending on how old the cham is should be fine.
The red light or infrared light, is of no use with a chameleon. They need the light from a basking bulb to recognize that it's the heat source. When it lights up the basking area, they'll know to go there. Chams correlate heat and light together. Using the red bulb, she may overheat and not thermoregulate herself properly. I would get the bulb recommended above. They work great.The red one I can't even hold my hand under?
I might just get the white light for straight look in the enclosure
With the new light she is doing allot better, even ate 2 horn worms that she had no interest in before