absolutbill
Chameleon Enthusiast
Please stop the second feeding at night - she doesn't have time to digest that before going to bed. Instead, feed the total amount of feeders in the morning - ideally 1 1/2 hours or more after the lights go on in the morning, though with work that's sometimes tough. I see where you said you will be replacing the lights - do you mean the UVB or both? I personally would replace both, just use a traditional incandescent bulb (no color) for basking, though you may have to play around with wattage to get the basking temp correct. The UVB absolutely should be replaced, but I think that's what you were talking about earlier.
As for the laybin, yes you need one, but I would tackle this issue first. Her closing her eyes is never a good sign, so it's important to get to the bottom of that first. I tend to think that once the UVB is replaced you might not have that issue, as everything else is looking pretty good. Keep asking questions, we were all new once.
As for the laybin, yes you need one, but I would tackle this issue first. Her closing her eyes is never a good sign, so it's important to get to the bottom of that first. I tend to think that once the UVB is replaced you might not have that issue, as everything else is looking pretty good. Keep asking questions, we were all new once.