Night time temp

[Bigbrothet1$$]

So I’ve had pascal for 3-4 months at this point and he looks fine and healthy, but my question is about the night time temperature requirements. I know it’s supposed to be at around mid 60’s because he’s a veiled chameleon but I can only get it to 70-71 degree. So my question is: is this bad for him and should I take emergency action to make the temp lower, or is it ok and should I just leave things as they are?

 

[Lucas00-]

So I’ve had pascal for 3-4 months at this point and he looks fine and healthy, but my question is about the night time temperature requirements. I know it’s supposed to be at around mid 60’s because he’s a veiled chameleon but I can only get it to 70-71 degree. So my question is: is this bad for him and should I take emergency action to make the temp lower, or is it ok and should I just leave things as they are?

I had this same question a week or so ago. Summer is here and the back of my house where my Cham is doesn’t have the best airflow to get the cold air back there. A guy in Florida said to me that low to mid 70s is all he can get down toand they thrive. The important thing is to not have too high of humidity if temps are in the 70s still. I got an indoor evaporative air cooler that uses water to cool the air down and it adds humidity too. Around 10pm I can open my window and have it blow in my room and I can get down do mid 60s easy now, as long as the house doesn’t heat up to much during the day time.