Still kinda trying figure it out. Tried to do the right with the window insulation kit didn't work out to well. Once heat lamp was on started peeling off an ruined that piece.
That sounds like an issue with where the basking lamp is aimed, and possibly its wattage being too high. What's your basking site temp?
Do you mean like an aromatherapy diffuser? IDK. Many use a cool-mist humidifier. Does the reptifogger have a fan? What's making the noise?
Here is what I have been doing. Check it out this might help you out.
You're setup looks very good with the clear sheet. You put the flim on the out of the cage not inside right? Just wanted make sure. I went with outside. More to work with.
That sounds reasonable, so IDK why it would cause the window insulation film to peel off.
Not sure what to say at this point. I generally try to avoid products marketed for pets unless they're the only game in town, because IME they are usually overpriced and not great quality. There are exceptions to that too, like MistKing which I think is a quality product (has been for me, anyway).
I don't say this often, but he is adorable.
I was using a repti zoo humidifier but output got very low. Even on max setting.That sounds reasonable, so IDK why it would cause the window insulation film to peel off.
Not sure what to say at this point. I generally try to avoid products marketed for pets unless they're the only game in town, because IME they are usually overpriced and not great quality. There are exceptions to that too, like MistKing which I think is a quality product (has been for me, anyway).
If it were me, I'd probably open the fogger up (if possible without destroying it) and see if I could fix the noise problem. But I'm a tinkerer, and I know not everyone can—or wants to do that.
As it happens, I'm in the market for a fogger myself, so I'm reading about them—both mfd. and DIY.
(no decisions or even leanings yet).
I don't say this often, but he is adorable.
Yes I put it on the outside. Just take your time and when your done it will be nice and clear.
Morning an start of 6 hours once lights go down. There on 12hours a day an off for 12.
Don't wanna say I'm an expert at sexing Chams but sure does look like you have a pretty little lady instead of a boy right there! could be the angle though.
I hope not had to pay extra for a male. An have no clue on how to raise a female. Why I avoid females. Only thing I know is cut down on calcium by half when adults.
I live in Las Vegas where humidity levels stay low all year around. I keep my Chams in all screen cages and only 1 side of each cage is covered (where I block the view in-between cages so they don't see each other) and I maintain on average around 60-65% humidity throughout the daytime for my Chams using a lot of live plants in their cage and a relatively low ambient temp at 70-73f throughout the day and 65-70 degrees at night. I mist for like 8 minutes long as soon as the lights go on at 7am, again when I get home form work at 4pm for 5 mins, and run another long misting cycle at 8pm for 8-10 mins (lights go out at 7:45pm-8pm depending on when the sun sets just because I have them next to a window where my Chams can see how dark it is outside and I just like to give them a more natural sunrise/sunset w/ 12 and half to 13 hr light cycles following the movement of the sun)
you could post pics of the tail at a more level and horizontal angle where we can see if there may be a bulge. If you got him from a reputable breeder I'd take their word over mine, definitely though lol. I'm also kind of going off the pattern of your Chams bars. They look a lot like female patterns. But, again, the cham is very young still.
Just wait until he gets a little bigger or finds the web between your thumb & palm!
Just wait until he gets a little bigger or finds the web between your thumb & palm!
hope its a love bite lol.. I been bit by a python an a 5 foot iguana. Worse was iguana had get stitches. That's why ill never own one of these guys. Python wasn't so bad. But gets worse longer they hold. They don't let go. 
So you only want to fog in the coldest parts of the night, say 12-5 AM, and only if it's 65*F or colder! You'll want to replace the crinkle tubing that comes with foggers with either vinyl tubing or PVC pipe to keep bacteria from settling in the nooks of the crinkle tubing. If you replace your Zoo Med foggers with new ones, make sure they are cool-mist/ultrasonic only, not warm-mist! How and how often do you clean your foggers and tubes? Also, is the output tube near/at the top of your cage so the fog rolls down?
