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I'm using this https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B016MKY7C8/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 for my dubias. I like the digital readout.

The curtains may be a bit stressful with all those critters always watching and lurking.

the moth-er of a caterpillar

Mosquito dunk uses the same mechanism as mosquito bits, a bacillus that specifically targets its intended victim. If you've ever used 'dipel' to control caterpillars, it's the same thing, basically (used it since the 70s.)

Someone posted some readings recently but I don't recall any of the parameters ... have you used the search?

If you want a wood-like pvc appearance ... http://www.instructables.com/id/Make-PVC-Look-Like-Wood/?ALLSTEPS

Do you have an empty pot you could invert and use as a pedestal underneath the schefflera? Elevating it would get it closer to the light and provide a bit more useful cover.

Chamille really likes carrot greens. She's not wild about the turnip greens, radish greens, kale, broccoli or other stuff I'm growing for her so the feeders get to enjoy them.

I've thought about a nanny cham to try to catch my Chamille drinking.

When my salad has a bug in it I send it back.:eek: What?!? think of your scalebaby and get a chammy bag.

My princess lives in Chamelot.

I'm using a nursery pot that's ~7.5 gallons, measuring 14"x14"x12".

I think she's gravid; I hope you have a laying bin in w/her. Those miss pissed polka dots are a pretty blue.

but what about the dog named Boo? ;)

I crush the knees of my crickets so they are more crawly vs jumpy and stay in the feeder cup.

Why not use a household incandescent bulb?

I've parsed this info from different sources and likely confused aspects during the endeavor. Hopefully someone will chime in to correct my mistakes and edify us all First, she'll sport her "Mopar, I need a hemi' receptive colors which seem to be blue/turquoise and yellow/gold patterns and may...

Just to be thorough, all your light emitting bulbs are off at night, correct? As long as you've got sufficient basking temps during the day, nighttime temps near 50 are not a problem. https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/caresheets/veiled/

Dark doesn't necessarily mean upset; my girl puts on her polka dot chamisole when I've done something to disturb her. Gaping and/or hissing is a sure sign of perturbation. Dark is to expected when basking to absorb more warmth.

I crush the knees on my crickets to help keep them in the cup.