Hi. well im really new to this and im buying to chameleon jacksons male and female. He's told me that there young and im from Puerto Rico so its tropical here but my question is can i keep them in a room with air conditioner that is at 70 to 69 degrees or they cant be this cold? Thank you
temperature question?
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Murrdox
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You need to do a lot of research BEFORE you buy these chameleons. Make sure you get their enclosure setup before you purchase them. I'm worried that you don't know the temperatures they'll be needing already, that this means you don't know anything else about the care of the chameleons either. You really need to research their needs before you purchase them.
Also, Unless you have a large area to keep them in, you should not keep two chameleons together, even a male and a female. Their presence will stress each other out, and the female will likely not thrive as a result.
No, 69-70 degrees is not good. That is an OK evening temperature, but you will need to provide them with a heat and UVB bulb.
About the only good news I can tell you is that in Puerto Rico you shouldn't have any humidity issues. Jacksons like a high humidity, and a humidifier for you shouldn't be necessary.
Also, Unless you have a large area to keep them in, you should not keep two chameleons together, even a male and a female. Their presence will stress each other out, and the female will likely not thrive as a result.
No, 69-70 degrees is not good. That is an OK evening temperature, but you will need to provide them with a heat and UVB bulb.
About the only good news I can tell you is that in Puerto Rico you shouldn't have any humidity issues. Jacksons like a high humidity, and a humidifier for you shouldn't be necessary.
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