Is this what you recommend/prefer for your chameleon?

Lacilolol

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I buy these 2-Pack T5 HO Grow Light - 1 Bulb Light System - Fluorescent Hydroponic Indoor Fixture Bloom Veg Daisy Chain with Bulbs (2 Foot & w/Reflector (DL8021R 2pack), Cool White | Vegetative) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XPKQPSL/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_-PeZCbQ0V2ZFK and keep one bulb for my live plants and replace the other with this https://www.petco.com/shop/en/petco...g-lighting/zoo-med-reptisun-50-uvb-t5-ho-lamp you only have to use one power cord and tether the 2 lights fixtures together with the cable provided.
 
I buy these 2-Pack T5 HO Grow Light - 1 Bulb Light System - Fluorescent Hydroponic Indoor Fixture Bloom Veg Daisy Chain with Bulbs (2 Foot & w/Reflector (DL8021R 2pack), Cool White | Vegetative) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XPKQPSL/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_-PeZCbQ0V2ZFK and keep one bulb for my live plants and replace the other with this https://www.petco.com/shop/en/petco...g-lighting/zoo-med-reptisun-50-uvb-t5-ho-lamp you only have to use one power cord and tether the 2 lights fixtures together with the cable provided.
With all that, do you still need a low wattage heat bulb?
 
This is the right bulb type HOT5 or high output T-5 , the Cham kit often pushed in pet stores sells an insufficient compact bulb. The t-5 has stronger out put than the t-8 which is also a linear bulb. depending on your lighting needs you can get different strength uvb 5.0 or 10.0 for zoomed or the 6% and 12% for Arcadia. Depending on your breed and how heavily planted your enclosure is you can narrow down what bulb to use. If cost isn't an issue you can get a solarmeter and measure the exact outputs. They often stop giving off uvb after 6 months or so. Also depending on your needs you can get double or quad bulb fixtures. You use one uvb and other 6500k aka daylight bulbs to illuminate the enclosure. I regret not getting a quad fixture for my 2*2*4 screen enclosure.
 
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