Dre
New Member
Hey guys, Ive been planning on getting a baby panther chameleon and I've been working on getting his enclosure right for the past week. The enclosure has live plants which take up most the space inside of it. I have a manual mister and an Automatic one. During the day the humidity stays around the mid-30s, if I use the manual mister I can get the humidity up to 50% but only for about an hour or so until it begins to drop to normal levels again. I was wondering if I should be misting the enclosure regularly to keep the humidity levels up? Im planning on using the automatic mister twice a day, once before the lights go on and once after they go out, but I don't think this will be able to keep the humidity up for the entire day.
Extra Info:
Plants inside enclosure: Umbrella plant, Ficus
Hygrometer: Zoo Med Two in One Digital Thermometer/Hygrometer (I see how this might not be the most accurate, but I don't think it is inaccurate to the point where my enclosure is actually at its right humidity levels.)
Location: Southern California
Picture of Enclosure Below (the leaf looks like a chameleon but its not lol)
Extra Info:
Plants inside enclosure: Umbrella plant, Ficus
Hygrometer: Zoo Med Two in One Digital Thermometer/Hygrometer (I see how this might not be the most accurate, but I don't think it is inaccurate to the point where my enclosure is actually at its right humidity levels.)
Location: Southern California
Picture of Enclosure Below (the leaf looks like a chameleon but its not lol)