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Eric Adrignola said:100W is way too strong for a jacksonii - 60-75 Watts is what I'd use for an adult - maybe even a 40W. Jacksonii like it cool, mid 70's to low 80's. The basking spot should be around 85, but the rest should be cool.
do not use a night light. The cooler it gets at night, the better. Down to the 50's is best - seriously. They are mountain chameleons, and will live much longer if given cold night temps.
Jacksonii will not eat lettuce - and iceberg lettuce is not good for any reptile, if they eat it or not!
Tanks themselves are not good, and have many problems. This setup, with the top foot or so being screen, should be fine. Just make sure you don't let moisture buld up on the bottom.
Return the waterfall - it's not good for chameleons. They look nice, and the chameleons willd rink from them, but they get dirty so fast, and are hard to clean. Besides, they need to be sprayed heavily daily - several times a day is preferable. This cleans out their eyes - a waterfall would not be enough by itself, and it wil become a problem in no time - I've been there, doen that - I've used waterfalles before you could buy them. I've taken a lot of time and money to make them, only to find out they were less than useless.
Pick up some minerall wiht D3 or Rep-cal with D3. NOT a similar sounding brand - either minerall or Rep-cal. Others are named similarly, but do not work.
LOL...ChameleonsTree said:ok whoever told you lettuce...forget everything that person said
Dont forget about the opposite. Extremely pale and light colours could indicate poor health or that the temperatues are too hot.ChameleonsTree said:yes...dark colors indicate stress