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Here's some pics of GH. Pond is on left side, most plants on right.

No i'm hoping the uvb meter card is accurate enough for them to get the uvb they need. They are never in one place long enough for me to position a lamp for them.

No it's just 16x16 pavers. There is some moss growing i the damp areas and some pathos vine on the ground. I should catch and look closley at the Senegal but i hate to stress it out.

It would make it very hard for me to move around the greenhouse, it pretty cramped as is.

Not really it would be too hard to control temps [already a nightmare] and make moving around difficult. I figure with 15' x 8' to roam they can separate themselves. I wanted a setup to mimic a jungle environment, guess I have to live with the downsides.

i thought that might be the case, I put down a bucket with dirt and sand but it's been ignored. I don't try to grab the Senegal's as they seem very skiddish when I go to hold them. Not even sure if their male or female.

I am worried about that. The Senegal's are a small cham but still bigger than the Bohmes. I only saw them close together once and the Senegal seemed not to notice the male Bohme but the Bohme looked scared and scurried away. That's the part that worries me when I can't find them for a week I...

It's possible, I thought I may have snipped his tail when I closed the ridge vent. The Bohmes seem too small to go after an anole, but the Senegal's might. It's weird I see one of the Senegal's walking on the floor a lot, I thought they were mostly aborbial. I also have a few green tree frogs...

The idea of a temporary free range [when your home] may be a good idea. The issue is they will wander everywhere and can be injured. Chams are like turtles they can scratch on a glass wall for days that's why the bigger the better rule works for Chams. I used to take my cham outside in the...

Congrats on an amazing crew. The'll never know how lucky they are to have found you.

I agree plus there's always the unknown when adding new animals. They, especially the Bohmes are all over the place even wandering out of the GH into the shed. The male and female always seem to be at opposite ends of the greenhouse. The problem with the free-range is it's hard to check on the...

Kind of an unusual question. I'm free ranging some Chams in a small greenhouse [lean to, 15'wide x 8' deep x 7'high]. Has a few big Fiddle leaf figs, corn plant and many other plants and some vines. Currently I have 2 Senegals [unsure of sex] and a male and female Dwarf Fishers. I've had them...

I would think it would cool them off like kids running under a sprinkler on a hot day.

Wouldn't 96 degrees be almost a normal temp for chams from east Africa?

Was misting my new cham [Senegal] and as soon as the water hit him he ran [well moved at a snails pace away from me]. Are most chams afraid of getting wet? My anoles run like hell when i mist so it may be a lizard thing, I thought on a hot day [96 in the GH] water would welcome.

Yes thats me. I'm still trying to figure out if i'm getting uvb or not. If i take glass out for a screen it will get too cold in GH in the winter. Hopefully i can get things figured out quickly.

That was amazing. I just had a cham shipped to me that was doa. I sprayed him with water and just left him. in a few hours he started turning white so i buried him in the yard. I wonder if i could have done more?

Since you have an accurate meter could you take a single pane of glass and test it outside with the meter under it? The meters over $200 i don't want to spend that much for a single test.