outdoor temeperature/humidity gauge?

[Weldingwino818]

I'm looking to buy an outdoor temperature / humidity gauge anyone actually have one? Or any suggestions? Most reviews on Amazon target primarily indoor gauges

 

[Chamel619]

I use the AcuRite Weather Station. The base is mounted to my indoor cage and remote is inside the outdoor cage.

http://www.amazon.com/AcuRite-02027...0&sr=8-11&keywords=temperature+humidity+meter

 

[Weldingwino818]

I use the AcuRite Weather Station. The base is mounted to my indoor cage and remote is inside the outdoor cage.

http://www.amazon.com/AcuRite-02027...0&sr=8-11&keywords=temperature+humidity+meter

cool, you have both hu? indoor and out door? would you have any advice or suggestions on outdoor set-ups. i live in los angeles county ( san fernano valley to be specific) and i plan to build a set-up outside. i understand ,humidity an temperature are hug factors so i plan to have them covered up. plastic and what not.

 

[Chamel619]

cool, you have both hu? indoor and out door? would you have any advice or suggestions on outdoor set-ups. i live in los angeles county ( san fernano valley to be specific) and i plan to build a set-up outside. i understand ,humidity an temperature are hug factors so i plan to have them covered up. plastic and what not.

What species are we talking about?

 

[Weldingwino818]

well, theres 3 om hoping for between panthers, veiled or jackons. but shooting for panthers if possible. thanks for the replies

 

[Chamel619]

Panther and Veiled are easy to keep outside, here in California. As long as temps in your area don't get too low at night, (55ᵒish) and they have a a proper chance to warm up during the day. The search function at the top of this page and google will be invaluable when researching for an "outdoor setup".

I have never kept jackons, but understand they are a little more sensitive to the environment.

Check the link below and see what each species needs are. Then determine which environment you can simulate the best.
https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/caresheets/

 

[Weldingwino818]

Panther and Veiled are easy to keep outside, here in California. As long as temps in your area don't get too low at night, (55ᵒish) and they have a a proper chance to warm up during the day. The search function at the top of this page and google will be invaluable when researching for an "outdoor setup".

I have never kept jackons, but understand they are a little more sensitive to the environment.

Check the link below and see what each species needs are. Then determine which environment you can simulate the best.
https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/caresheets/

thank you very much for your input.

 

[Chamel619]

thank you very much for your input.

If you decide to get a Panther, look up http://www.chameleonsonly.com/ They are not far from the San Fernando Valley and breed quality chameleons. The Ambilobe in my avatar is from them.

Edit: Whatever you do, stay away from Petco and Petsmart.

 

[Weldingwino818]

cool thanks