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The uvb bulb itself is in the farthest stop back near the heat fixture. I gonna try out only running heat lamp 8-12 and see the heat levels now that you've suggested it. Thanks for all the input.

I don't know how qualified I am, but I would think some vine or house plant might do well down low.

I am using a 6 percent arcadia 22 inch(going to replace soon as I am nearing 1 year of having the light) and there are reflectors which come down between lights. I fixture itself is a vivosun quad...

I have had my chameleon (veiled) for about a year now and I'm looking for some critiques on my schedule for lights/misting. UVB: 8am to 8 pm Plant light (in same fixture as uvb) 8am to 8pm Heat 8 am to 8pm Misting: 7:30 am 4 min, 8:30pm 4 minutes. I also added in 3 more short misting as there is...

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Mostly feed him bsf larvae, crickets and hornoworms as a treat. Sometimes dubias, but I don't always have them.

Thanks for all the suggestions!

Does anybody have any suggestions for some cool bugs to feed to my chameleon? I'm looking to spice his feeders up.

I ordered for my cham to be picked up at a distribution center. Told me when it arrived so I could be there on time. My chameleon was healthy when it arrived. Packaging was good. I've had him for about 7 months, no problems with him yet. Overall he was very helpful throughout and you can tell...

Your welcome.

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With the summer coming, I'm a little worried about high humidity levels during the day (I have a veiled). Any suggestions for dehumidifiers for my chameleons cage?

Beginner keeper of veiled chameleons.

I agree with MissSkittles on everything. Also, although 6 percent arcadia is a little more expensive, it saves money in the long run because you only have to replace it every 12 months, compared to 6 months for ZooMed.

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Just wanted to recommend the raindrop plant to anyone looking for a good plant to catch water/place under dripper. Grows quick and is easy to keep in a chameleon enclosure. Here's some photos that so the growth from December to now. First is in December, the rest are from now.

What species?