Open air black aluminum cages. They get sunlight but only from morning when we open our curtains. We use uvb for most of their lighting. So to answer your question, indoor!! Our veiled loves his habitat but I really would like live plants instead of the plastic ones. Maybe some kind of ivy? And do you know much about baby tears? We could easily put their habitats in a more chameleon appropriate area of our home. Our little guy is actually still in his starter habitat ( large plastic bin ). We are starting to create his habitat today. I could send pics of what their areas look like. I'd rather be safe than sorry!!!
I'm noticing that all of the baby tears I look at say that they're an aquatic underwater plant??? Do they need shade? Or no shade? I ordered some small spider plants, a dwarf umbrella tree, a plectranthus australia (Swedish ivy begonia??), an asparagus fern and a hibiscus rosa-sinensis. What would you suggest about our lighting conditions? I have an area in front of our bedroom window that I could put them in front of???
Ty so much. We do have heat lamps as well. And after thinking about the advice you gave me I ordered four of the plants you suggested. One more question, do you suggest that we have outside habitats so they can get natural light? And if so, how long would you put them outside and would it be in direct sunlight or under our back porch? We live in Northern California where it gets super hot. If you're familiar with the red bluff or Redding areas you'll know exactly why I'm asking.
"Basking lights"
