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Do you recommend that I put a blanket over the cage if there is going to be some light in the room?

Ok. I was 99 percent sure that was the deal but I don’t want to make a mistake when my Cham arrives.

Your supposed to turn off panther chameleons lights at night right...? Please just answer yes or no don’t drill me for asking.

Yeah i've heard that before but I make sure to clean it very frequently and put new water in it. If I get a jacksons or panther chameleon I am most likely going to get a fogger and sell the waterfall, not sure yet.

I previously had a veiled. I misted her cage 3x-5x a day. She also had a running waterfall in her cage which may have helped with humidity.

I live in Minnesota. My house stays around 70 farenheit (which will change if I get a jacksons chameleon) and i'm not sure about the humidity levels. Right now I have a screen enclosure from a previous chameleon but I can always buy a glass one so it can hold more humidity.

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Do you know if there is anywhere I can find them around 250-300?

I am seriously considering a chameleon and I don't know if I should go for a juvenile jacksons or a baby panther... I need help with my decision.

Welcome to the forums! Out of curiosity, where did you purchase your cham? I'm thinking of getting a panther myself..

I just watched a video of someone unboxing a jacksons chameleon, and I noticed that their "fogger" was a humidifier with a tube leading into the enclosure. Is this the same thing as a reptifogger? Is it safe? Just wondering because I have an old humidifer laying around which I could repurpose...

Is med-large considered a juvenile?

I would be happy with a male panther, thats a dream already.

No I previously had a veiled chameleon. I also have been doing research on the care of them such as the temp drop they need at night.