system92 New Member Aug 31, 2011 #1 I just got a baby veiled chameleon, Is it ok if I use a regular 50 watt Bulb for heating or do i have to get a special 50 watt bulb??
I just got a baby veiled chameleon, Is it ok if I use a regular 50 watt Bulb for heating or do i have to get a special 50 watt bulb??
Bizzle90 New Member Aug 31, 2011 #2 system92 said: I just got a baby veiled chameleon, Is it ok if I use a regular 50 watt Bulb for heating or do i have to get a special 50 watt bulb?? Click to expand... a regular bulb is perfect, just make sure you have a UVB source along with your heating bulb.
system92 said: I just got a baby veiled chameleon, Is it ok if I use a regular 50 watt Bulb for heating or do i have to get a special 50 watt bulb?? Click to expand... a regular bulb is perfect, just make sure you have a UVB source along with your heating bulb.
system92 New Member Aug 31, 2011 #3 Bizzle90 said: a regular bulb is perfect, just make sure you have a UVB source along with your heating bulb. Click to expand... Thanks, and yea I got a 5.0 UVB flourescent
Bizzle90 said: a regular bulb is perfect, just make sure you have a UVB source along with your heating bulb. Click to expand... Thanks, and yea I got a 5.0 UVB flourescent
sandrachameleon Chameleon Enthusiast Aug 31, 2011 #4 HOw big / old is the baby? If very small, no basking bulb is needed, or 10 -20 watt one may be sufficient. Dont want to overheat / dehydrate a baby
HOw big / old is the baby? If very small, no basking bulb is needed, or 10 -20 watt one may be sufficient. Dont want to overheat / dehydrate a baby
system92 New Member Aug 31, 2011 #5 sandrachameleon said: HOw big / old is the baby? If very small, no basking bulb is needed, or 10 -20 watt one may be sufficient. Dont want to overheat / dehydrate a baby Click to expand... its like the size of my thumb, actually it had been 3 days without any heat, but I just found a 50 watt bulb and installed it, he seems to like it, so should I remove it? or maybe just turn it on for less time?
sandrachameleon said: HOw big / old is the baby? If very small, no basking bulb is needed, or 10 -20 watt one may be sufficient. Dont want to overheat / dehydrate a baby Click to expand... its like the size of my thumb, actually it had been 3 days without any heat, but I just found a 50 watt bulb and installed it, he seems to like it, so should I remove it? or maybe just turn it on for less time?
P pbveiled New Member Aug 31, 2011 #8 50 watt may be too much then. The basking spot for a baby veiled should be around 82 and the rest of the cage around 75.
50 watt may be too much then. The basking spot for a baby veiled should be around 82 and the rest of the cage around 75.