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    One or two thermostats

    So the temperature right below the basking spot bulb will not vary much, so it doesn't need a thermostat, am I right? Also, should I put the probe right below the ceramic heat bulb to control the max temperature on the terrarium? Or should I put it on the cool area to ensure a safe spot if...
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    One or two thermostats

    During winter the temperature can go very low around my house so it's better for me to have a ceramic heat bulb. Thing is I don't know if I should buy just on thermostat for it and leave the basking spot on a timer or if I need two thermostats...
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    One or two thermostats

    Hello! I'm trying to make a list of stuff I need to hold a veiled chameleon and I have a question: When using a Basking Spot bulb and a Ceramic Heat bulb, do you need two thermostats to control both lights separatly? Or do you just control the ceramic heater and leave the Basking Spot...
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    Thermostat

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    Thermostat

    Hey guys! What's the variation of temperture for your thermostat? Would -1.5 to 1.5 degrees celcius be too much? I'm using a ceramic bulb heater!
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    Seasons' Temperatures

    I mean, light's off :P But now that I think of it, I guess I could put some white LEDs with a really really weak light, some kind of pale moon shine thing. What do you think?
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    Seasons' Temperatures

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    Seasons' Temperatures

    I'm trying to implement a system that will somewhat simulate the seasons' different temperatures and daylight times for a Veiled Chameleon. I made some research and got this values: All the temperature values refer to the hottest ambient part of the terrarium (Not directly under the Basking...
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    Chameleons and Glass

    Hello. I have a small question for people who use glass terrariums to keep their chameleons. How do you avoid the chameleon seeing themselves as a reflex of the glass? I heard they can stress a lot if they see another one of their species! If the light outside the terrarium is darker than...
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    For everyone who KNOWS you can't keep chams in glass

    I know this is an old topic but it came to my mind when I thought about something: How does one deal with the problem of the Chameleons seeing its own reflection on the glass? I've heard they can stress out if the glass starts to act like a mirror (when you have a darker light outside of the...
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    Lighting!

    Yeah, that was what I was going to ask next to Camimom :P So Camimom, can you successfully illuminate your enclosures with just one compact UV lamp? Should I get a smaller enclosure maybe? Or adding two compact bulbs like exo-terra website suggests...
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    Lighting!

    Yes, I meant 5 feet tall! hehe I don't have neither the enclosure nor the chameleon yet! I'm just getting informed about all the details before getting one so I can treat him correctly :)
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    Lighting!

    I've read that the compact and coiled UVB lamps bring some problems to the reptiles. Have anyone had any problem so far with one of this?
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    Lighting!

    Is it advised a lower potency light? Or maybe using a 5.0? What distance do you keep your cham from the bulb?
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    Lighting!

    Hello guys. I have a small question regarding UV lights. Do you think a compact ReptiGlo 10.0 (26W) will suffice to illuminate decently a 5'x16''x16'' enclosure for a Veiled Cham? If it doesn't will 2 lamps of those be a good solution? (I'm trying to do a DIY illumination and I don't have...
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    Basking Spot Light

    Thanks for the welcoming! :) Why doesn't the ceramic heater works during the day? Is it because it doesn't produce enough heat, or is it because the chameleon needs a direct light beam on his body to be happy?
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    Basking Spot Light

    For a 4' tall enclosure for a Veiled Chameleon is it neccessary a Basking Spot Light combined with a Heat Wave Lamp (doesn't produce any light), or will a Heat Wave Lamp do good? I need the heat lamp to be turned on at night because during winter the temperature might drop a little too low...
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