I have had 3 clutches of veiled babys and not had the greatest sucess. My panther eggs are at the 5 month mark. I work and im realy woried about how to water the babys while im at work .Any pictures of your baby set up will help.My awesome wife has given me the go ahead on getting A Mistking.Are there special misting heads for babys?I now have A room just for chams .How do you make sure your babys get water while your at work.im gone 9.5 hrs A day.Thanks for any help
watering babys questions
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summoner12
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heat the wire... poke a hole.
Use paper towels to collect poop, change every couple of days or sooner if needed.
In order to keep temps warm for the baby in the tub... i used a ceramic heater at night (winter time) and heat lamp for daytime, both were on dimmers to regulate temps. As for misting you can see I used a domed tub... mist on one side... water drains through holes made in the photos above...
Inside of dome...
Use paper towels to collect poop, change every couple of days or sooner if needed.
In order to keep temps warm for the baby in the tub... i used a ceramic heater at night (winter time) and heat lamp for daytime, both were on dimmers to regulate temps. As for misting you can see I used a domed tub... mist on one side... water drains through holes made in the photos above...
Inside of dome...
summoner12
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I think it is a 55 quart tub?
Cainschams
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Nice setup Kevin.
Ive gotten by just watering twice daily and sometimes even just once with babies while working. The key to keeping them hydrated with only being able to mist once or twice is making sure they get well hydrated during the misting sessions and keeping the humidity up. Keeping the humidity at a decent level will allow the water to stay collected on leaves longer giving the chams more ops to drink.
Ive gotten by just watering twice daily and sometimes even just once with babies while working. The key to keeping them hydrated with only being able to mist once or twice is making sure they get well hydrated during the misting sessions and keeping the humidity up. Keeping the humidity at a decent level will allow the water to stay collected on leaves longer giving the chams more ops to drink.
