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Those would be fine... And that size will work for when the chameleon is moved into it's full sized enclosure.. Check out "Light your Reptiles", Todd is very good and his quad t5 fixtures are amazing...

If the probe is accurate then can you move the basking spot a little closer to the light? that will raise the temp of the basking spot... as far as the ambient temperature goes, the temp should be fine.

You could always use it to keep Dart Frogs.. They are pretty cool and with an enclosure that large you could have quite a few.. Plus you can be very creative when decorating the enclosure

You can keep the suction cups on and use them as a base to attach fishing line or wire through the screen and around the suction cups

Bromeliads can be tricky, if they fill up with water and can breed bacteria as well.. also they can start to rot.. your best bet is an umbrella plant, pothos, or something similar.. They are sturdy enough for the cham to climb and they will help fill the enclosure since they are fast growing

Basically anything that is vegetation, or fibrous should not be used as substrate, its a pain to clean, and will breed bacteria like crazy in such a warm humid environment. If you don't like the bare bottom you could use a reptile carpet to cover it, but you would need a couple since you will...

That add is for the fogger only, no power adapter included..

I had the Exxo terra one and I returned it. not much fog, and the water it spits out the top of it is scalding hot. you need it to be in a few inches of water, I even tried covering the dish with screen to protect the cham from falling in, but all the screen did was keep the fog from leaving the...

I've only used glass cages and have had no issues with them at all. Here in eastern Canada It would be very difficult to keep heat and humidity in a screen enclosure. But a glass enclosure for a reptile is completely different than an aquarium..

This is a glass enclosure I built since the only place I could find one large enough was cage by design and they wanted $2k+ for one.. As long as you have ventilation on the bottom and a screened top you will have enough ventilation.. I use distilled water in the misting system so that it...

with branches you could soak them in the diluted bleach, or bake them in the oven for 30 minutes

water and bleach 10:1 ratio in a spray bottle will work fine

I've also had to prime the mist king before manually since it wouldn't do it on it's own.. I did this by having a bucket handy and taking the hose from the pump to the first nozzle and removing it from the nozzle, then sucking on the hose until the water came up.. attached everything and its...

The new exxo terra bulbs go by the uv100, 150, and 200 ratings.. 5.0 and 10.0 are the old exxo terra ratings.. the 5.0 and the uv100 are the same bulb

the UVB 100 or 150 are CFL bulbs.. they are just ok.. the linear tube lights are far superior in every way possible. either the 100 or 150 will be fine in your setup, but I would consider switching over to the florescent tube lighting when its time to replace the bulbs

was it working at some point and then stopped? there is an in and an out on the pump as well, make sure you have the hoses connected properly to the pump. If its still not working disconnect all the nozzles and make sure water is being pumped through the hoses into a bucket, then connect one...

You will need a tall enclosure, if he is hanging around at the bottom of the enclosure a lot he is probably trying to cool down. With a short cage there is not enough of a temp gradient from the top to the bottom. Get rid of the wood shavings on the bottom of the enclosure, you don't need it and...

the "easiest" or better yet, the most "forgiving" would be a panther or a veiled chameleon. That being said, they are also two of the larger cham species and will need a large enclosure, and no chameleon is easy to take care of, it takes a lot of time and care to properly raise a chameleon.

Not recommended to house two chams together,they will stress each other out big time, and if you were to you'd need an enclosure about 4-6 times larger than that one. that one isn't even the proper size for one. Minimum recommended enclosure size (per cham) is 24"X24"X48"

disassemble them, soak them in CCR or vinegar, if they still don't spray right then you may need to get new ones.. Unless you have an ultra sonic parts cleaner, all you can do is try soaking them in the mentioned cleaners.