richardspencer1186
Member
Hi,
I’ve had a Panther chameleon for almost 9 years - he is amazing!
He has a 2x2x4ft screen enclosure with devils ivy plants and an exo terra monsoon misting system.
He gets misted for 2 minutes, 4 times a day.
He has a dripper that he happily drinks from.
His basking spot is set to about 30 degrees and he also has a Reptisun 5% uvb bulb, changed about every 6 months.
I have recently decided I’m going to get a male Jackson’s chameleon, however both enclosures will be kept in the same room.
Is the research I’ve done correct and the only real differences in both chameleons care is that Jackson’s need extra humidity at night and Jackson’s need a slightly cooler basking spot in the daytime?
Any advice on how to keep the humidity in one enclosure higher than the other at night?
Would a setup, similar to the one outlined above be ok for Jackson’s?
Thanks in advance
I’ve had a Panther chameleon for almost 9 years - he is amazing!
He has a 2x2x4ft screen enclosure with devils ivy plants and an exo terra monsoon misting system.
He gets misted for 2 minutes, 4 times a day.
He has a dripper that he happily drinks from.
His basking spot is set to about 30 degrees and he also has a Reptisun 5% uvb bulb, changed about every 6 months.
I have recently decided I’m going to get a male Jackson’s chameleon, however both enclosures will be kept in the same room.
Is the research I’ve done correct and the only real differences in both chameleons care is that Jackson’s need extra humidity at night and Jackson’s need a slightly cooler basking spot in the daytime?
Any advice on how to keep the humidity in one enclosure higher than the other at night?
Would a setup, similar to the one outlined above be ok for Jackson’s?
Thanks in advance