mister, dripper, or fogger...whats your thoughts?
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alexbrock
New Member
3-4 hand mistings daily. i am home enough to do this at the moment.
Eltortu
Established Member
hand mist and a cup with tiny hole to drip water
That is my setup as well...
ghettomike
New Member
mistking system and the little dripper.
Gensen
New Member
No personal experience....
with it but I had been considering one and in doing my research I did not find allot of good more bad than anything so I choose against it.
I hand mist 3 X's a day and use a litter dripper periodically. This seems to work best for me.
with it but I had been considering one and in doing my research I did not find allot of good more bad than anything so I choose against it.
I hand mist 3 X's a day and use a litter dripper periodically. This seems to work best for me.
R0UCHEBAG
New Member
with it but I had been considering one and in doing my research I did not find allot of good more bad than anything so I choose against it.
I hand mist 3 X's a day and use a litter dripper periodically. This seems to work best for me.
Yea, I've been misting by hand 3-4x a day for no less than 2-3 mins each time. He HATES to be misted though. I have tried warm/hot water, not misting him directly and if even one little speck of water touches him directly he raises his body off the branch and waves himself around like a crazy guy. I thought maybe if there was no person there intimidating him he wouldn't have such a problem. Also, I work 10 hours a day 4 days a week which would make the misting more difficult. I don't mind to have someone else do it but I can't COUNT on it to be done properly if its not me. I'm protective. Aside from a Mistking system, is there a cheaper way to have an automatic misting system?
sandrachameleon
Chameleon Enthusiast
99% of my chameleons direct water intake is via drippers. I do still mist lightly about once a day, for the sake of eyes and skin. Drippers are far more effective, IMHO, than misting alone. The humidity of the room in which I keep the chameleons is satisfactory, so misting for that purpose is unnecessary. I also ensure all prey is well hydrated itself.
R0UCHEBAG
New Member
Awesome, that makes me feel a lot better. Thank you!
