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Well Today I got to try out my DIY misting system and I must say I am very impressed and glad I did this.. I have plenty of space on top of cage, I went to the dollar store and purchased a smaller container for my little dripper and used the drip nozzle from it. My new mister only mists the spot...

I also forgot to mention the cage seems way to large for him. What size is it exactly?

Get some thin/small sized vines. His feet are to small for that thick branch/vine.. here is my setup, I had it all set up before he even came in 2 weeks ago whic is always the way to go. Set up a basking spot up top. Make sure you have different levels for him to regulate his temp. Sort of like...

@Courtney_H Thank You :-)

Can buy some from coastal silk worms or ebay.. plenty more options. Those are just my personal ones.

Mind taking a pic to see how you have the head placed on top? Thanks

MistKing has a Rain Nozzle that does that. "Adjustable Rain Nozzle"

Awesome!

Lets see a pic :-)

Try the rain nozzle, will hook up to the mistking, climist ect. 1/4" tubing systems. Sold by mistking

Female, About 2 months and a week..

Panthro Posing For The Photo Contest.

100 100psi

Iv had my Cham for about 1.5 weeks now and I really hate having to mist every morning before work lol. I have an awesome drain system so My next project is a Misting system. I really like the Mistking Adjustable Rain Nozzle instead of misting from within cage so I went ahead and purchased all...

Bruce Galbraith told me he likes to use a heater because they are cold blooded and the warm water helps. Also for humidity purposes

Your Welcome, Panthro seems to think so as well :-)

Here are some photos, I also cut a piece of shower curtain from Dollar Tree, the part with magnet to use as a misting cover to keep the crickets dry. You can poke holes at the bottom of tray if youd like. I just prefer to cover and keep it dry.

I will post it shortly, leaving work now.

This is what Im refering to, Except I got the smaller one in black, and the bigger one in white. Made 1 of each size. Also this is the flexible chopping sheet I was refering to. Its thin and easy to cut with scissors. Just cut 2 small pieces to cover the bottom and top going across the open...

I was too, then I went around looking for a better option. The plastic utensil tray works perfect and looks much better! I glued magnets in the back to cling on to the reptibreeze with magnets on the outside.