NewChamOwner
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Ok thanks, and how far should the light be?
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Ok thanks, and how far should the light be?
Lol what do you mean no rain in israel..its winter here ofcourse it rains, but the weather is changing too much this year its like 2 weeks normal weather and 1 week rainy winter...wierd..Lol no rain in israe... -.- only up in the mountains and thats like 30 sec rains..
I know that water is expensive too in israel but try take the longest showers as possible for the chameleon
I mean how far should the light be from the chameleon..or the chameleon's highest place it can reach..or the whole aquarium?I'm afraid I dont understand your question?
If indoors, The UVB tube would sit on top. Keep the basking lamp 5-6 inches away from the cage.
-Steve
The UVB bulb is a tube style, it's not round like a normal bulb. Look up a picture or something. And a basking lamp is a normal house light bulb that you place over the cage to keep the basking spot warmer than the rest of the cage.
It looks like you have a LOT of reading to do. He should also not be in an aquarium. He needs a screen cage.
Thank's for the infoA chameleon needs two different sources of light. One light for UVB and one for Heat.
The tube light, preferably a reptisun 5.0 TUBE, works perfect if placed 6-8 inches away.
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A normal house bulb can be used as a heat source and needs to be placed far enough away to create a basking area of about 80 degrees.
Place both lights close to each other so the chameleon can receive both heat and uvb at the same time.
Cool! I'll spray it, thank you.Shedding is perfectly normal. It means he is growing. Just spray the cage for a little longer to make it more humid to help him.
Crickets, roaches, silkworms, and other things are better than an only fly diet. Flies do not carry all the nutrition it requires to grow big and strong.
I thought silk worms were no longer wild... Try finding a bunch of crickets and catching them to raise baby crickets. All you need is a little heat, a small container of moist dirt for the crickets to lay eggs in, and veggies to feed all the crickets. Try searching how to raise crickets.