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I’ve used the 24” version as well and had good results with my plants and it has a good single reflector for the UVB bulb.

And it looks like Kaizen has already visited. He’s an excellent resource 😊

Hello @Anach. Welcome to the Forums Congratulations on your new chameleon He’s a good looking guy There’s several things that you will want to do to keep your new Cham healthy. This is going to seem like a lot, but don’t be discouraged. I’ll try to recommend long term changes you’ll need to...

Definitely should get a Parson’s 😉

It would be great to hear more about breeding these guys. It looks like you incubated the eggs outside the enclosure, how hard was it find their eggs (they must be very small)? What did you use for incubation temps? Day/night temp variations? Diapause? I would love to hear more about breeding...

https://dragonstrand.com/product/mountain-dragons-by-jan-stipala/

Did you look at dragonstrand.com? I didn’t pay $110 for it when I got it from there

I just finished the book. It is well done. I’m impressed. Your passion for the health of these amazing animals is evident throughout the book, and anyone looking into their first Cham would certainly be on the right path to proper Cham care by reading your book Keep up the good work...

If you want to learn more about hoehnelii in their natural habitat, get a copy of Mountain Dragons by Jan Stipala. It is an incredible reference to natural habitat of Kenyan chameleons.

I received mine as well. Thank you again! You did a very nice job, and you should be very proud of yourself. I haven’t read the whole book yet, but I was very excited to see Nausicaa, one of my hoehnelii, near the back of the book.

To be honest for much of Florida your out door temps from late fall to early spring are probably about perfect. It’s difficult to achieve the temp drops in the enclosure unless the ambient temps in the room are fairly close to your goal temps. The most effective methods are opening windows...

In my opinion they are similar, but hoehnelii are from higher elevations than the Jackson’s, especially xantholophus. To me this means lower basking and ambient temps, and lower nighttime drops for optimum care

Those blues on her! 😳 Beautiful. Thank you for sharing

let’s see if this works

Let me see if I can figure it out. I probably have access through my university’s subscription Just started reading it. I think it’s probably pretty good

Vitamin A Metabolism, Action, and Role in Skeletal Homeostasis...

I love his grumpy look

I’m in my cups right now, so I’ll have to listen later, but it seems to me some of this magic ratio is discussed in this podcast episode https://chameleonacademy.com/ep-154-allen-repashy-and-reptile-supplementation/

Oh my goodness, she’s beautiful!

I’m going to see what we’ve got here Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - A veiled chameleon. Male (?), pictures of the posterior part of the back feet will show tarsal spurs on male Veiled’s. Age (?) appears less than a year Handling - sounds like some. Keep in mind handling can cause stress...