karenthecarpetchameleon
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Hi folks! Moving from MN to CA next week, I’m taking my sweet gal Karen (2yo Frank
Payne carpet cham) with me as I haven’t found anyone willing to either buy her individually or with her epic setup, which makes sense cause I went bonkers for the best Bioactive setup haha it ain’t cheap!
Anywho, I’ll be making her a mini Bioactive vivarium this week in a 12x12x18” enclosure, I was going to do a nano heat and nano led setup on top of the container but the heat domb makes the enclosure too tall. Wondering if anyone has any advice, I’m thinking maybe an led strip and putting her away from vents would keep her enclosure at 70* but that’s still 5-10* below what her current setup provides.
Do yall think a classic bottom of the cage enclosure stuck to the side/back would heat the whole container enough, or would a led be warm enough up top without a CHE bulb?
The drive is 5 6-hour days, and I have her drinking/water situation settled.
What does everyone think? Thanks fam! Pic of Karen in the wild
Payne carpet cham) with me as I haven’t found anyone willing to either buy her individually or with her epic setup, which makes sense cause I went bonkers for the best Bioactive setup haha it ain’t cheap!
Anywho, I’ll be making her a mini Bioactive vivarium this week in a 12x12x18” enclosure, I was going to do a nano heat and nano led setup on top of the container but the heat domb makes the enclosure too tall. Wondering if anyone has any advice, I’m thinking maybe an led strip and putting her away from vents would keep her enclosure at 70* but that’s still 5-10* below what her current setup provides.
Do yall think a classic bottom of the cage enclosure stuck to the side/back would heat the whole container enough, or would a led be warm enough up top without a CHE bulb?
The drive is 5 6-hour days, and I have her drinking/water situation settled.
What does everyone think? Thanks fam! Pic of Karen in the wild
