internetronin
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Hello,
I am looking for guidance for our family chameleon Spyro.
We are looking to relocate him in our house, and am curious how strict to be on nighttime darkness we need to be. He’s currently in a location that can gets very dark, but not the most convenient location for humans (our dining room… we’ve avoided hosting family next to the roaches ).
There are a few spots we can move the cage to, but in our house, generally the more accessible the area, the more likely to be lit past his normal 7-7 or 8-8 darkness schedules (i think i cut basking at 7 or 8 with UVB cutoff at half past). How much light is acceptable? If none, are their covers or flaps we can put that are safe/effective?
I am looking for guidance for our family chameleon Spyro.
We are looking to relocate him in our house, and am curious how strict to be on nighttime darkness we need to be. He’s currently in a location that can gets very dark, but not the most convenient location for humans (our dining room… we’ve avoided hosting family next to the roaches ).
There are a few spots we can move the cage to, but in our house, generally the more accessible the area, the more likely to be lit past his normal 7-7 or 8-8 darkness schedules (i think i cut basking at 7 or 8 with UVB cutoff at half past). How much light is acceptable? If none, are their covers or flaps we can put that are safe/effective?