Hope this does well!!!
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Lennoncham
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I would add in some more vines and horizontal branches. Also I see a double dome light. If you have a coil uvb bulb I would switch it out for a t5 5.0 linear uvb. You will also want a plant light if you don’t have one. A 6500k t5 works good.
Bryanp13
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I will get a t5 soon. Thanks
Bryanp13
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It's 24x18x36
Brodybreaux25
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What kind of CUC you running?
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Brodybreaux25
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Clean up crew or bugs that eat poop!
Bryanp13
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At the moment none but I'm getting some spring tails and now earthworms tomorrow.
Bryanp13
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Sorry I didnt add any drainage system but I'll redo it some time next week
Loki-Laurason
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Hey so I’m going to introduce several dozen different kinds of isopods in hopes that they’ll reproduce.. and maybe some BSFL.. I know my panther will munch on the cuc, so how often should I feed him? I’m planing to gut-load, and dust crickets as often as needed.. Or can a panther survive on the clean up crew? I’m VERY new to this.
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AnamCara
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How much does a linear 65k plant bulb increase the temperature?
Brodybreaux25
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Obviously! Lol Welcome to the Forums. This post is concerning.
Im not trying to argue with you or put you down but you need to do your homework before getting a Cham.
Your entire CUC couldn’t even take the edge off your chams hunger.
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KobaOregonherper
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I wouldnt recommended introducing too many types of isopods, competion will kill them all off. Its not recommended to have more than 2 types of isos in a vivarium. As for the surviving on isos question... no not even, and your cham will generally ignore them, you also cant dust isos in your substrate.
