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I keep the temperature around 75° during the day with a basking spot in the low to mid 80's, although they very rarely use the basking spot. At night I let the temperature drop to around 68° to 72°. It sometimes gets a couple of degrees cooler than that when the weather's colder, but it...

No, I keep them in a plastic container with HatchRite in an incubator I made out of a mini fridge. I just checked on them last night and found that one of them had hatched.

These are the enclusures for my cristatus. And as a bonus, look what I found last night.

Did you make that weight stand yourself or did you buy it somewhere?

The number of cages you are misting doesn't really have an impact on how economical it is since you replace the filters based on how much water they've filtered. The less water you use, the less often the filters need replaced. I have this filter and the whole kit is $60...

Well, that's a pleasant surprise. I never got around to submiting any photos for the calender, but one of my photos is there anyway. :)(y)

I forgot to mention they're about 8 months old now.

This is one of my crested chameleon babies at less than 2 weeks old. This is the female I kept. And this is one of the males I sold a couple of weeks ago.

The author of that book used to be the vet I took my chams to. Unfortunately, he retired last year so I had to find a new vet.

Her mother is the same way. She spends most of her time perched in front of her feeding cup like she's waiting to be fed.

Have you given her a name?

You could. It retains its settings if power is cut to it. I just lower the set point on them during the day and turn it back up at night, though.

Instead of a timer, you could get a humidity controller and have it turn on and off based on the relative humidity. I have a couple of these and they seem to work pretty well...

Calumma brevicorne, Maximus Trioceros cristatus, Titus And Chrysoprase And a couple of her babies

An 18x18x36 would probably be adequate, but bigger is always better, so I would go with a 24x24x48 as long as you have the space for it.

I live in Greeley. This is a picture of my back yard today. I thought spring started almost a month ago, but I guess I was mistaken :cautious:.

~2 month old crested chameleon

While looking at the Govee hygrometer on Amazon, I came across this other one. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B01IPOESHI/ref=ya_aw_od_pi?ie=UTF8&psc=1

They switched to cavendish bananas because the gros michel bananas that used to be the most common were devastated by a fungal disease called panama disease.

Yeah, that one came out pretty good. I even took it through the screening on the lower door because the way I set up the cage makes it so I can't open it.