Low temp at night.

[Monta]

I have probably asked some of the most stupid questions here, I can't judge lol. My only issue is with the people that ask for advice, but already know what they're going to do in their minds. Wastes everyone's time and you just know their chams will suffer at some point.

i think some need approval from knowledgeable members here. Also having something in common with people makes us feel good.its not everyday you run into people who have a chameleon either.

 

[nino]

Dropping around 65 is healthy for veileds and panthers, unless a chameleon/reptile is sick then night time drops is good for most species. I even allow my leos to drop a bit at night. It's natural and normal. Give him access to complete shade in temps that high (during day time sunbathing) , especially if they are air temps. I always give my chams the ability to go in complete shade on their own. Though my panther often sunbathes all day, during 85+ days he will often blanch and then move into the shade.

 

[nino]

Thank you that was helpful he does have plenty of shade but also prefers the heat. The lowest it got was 68. Usually 70. Thanks again very helpful.

 

[nino]

for warm climate like my place,
which is better misting schedule .
mist every 2 hours for 2 minutes, or mist every 1 hour for 1 minute ?
and the last mist is 2 hours before the lights turn off

 

[nino]

Thank you I'll change my timer for every two hours. Appreciate it thank you