Ilike4hornedchams
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Just a pat on the back, since this is your once cham thus far (As far as I kno) way to go making a ultra cheap DIY enclosure! I'm actually really impressed. Creative.
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Thank you I appreciate it! Some of the enclosures I've seen on here are amazing. Hoping to get there someday.Just a pat on the back, since this is your once cham thus far (As far as I kno) way to go making a ultra cheap DIY enclosure! I'm actually really impressed. Creative.
Definitely, I'ma replace the current curtain for a waterproof tarp that will keep covering the mirror and allow me to mist without worrying about surroundings.Lots of great advice put in your thread so far. I think if you listen to everyone you shouldn't have any problems. That's a really cool cage. Just add a bunch more greenery and I think your going to be in pretty good shape. And def 86 that mirror.
Thank you, and I have been misting about every 3 or 4 hours. If he isn't basking when I mist, I mist him as well very lightly. I mist for about a minute or until all the plants inside are covered in large droplets of water. Reverse osmosis water out of a glass jug.You've done an amazing job taking all the criticism and advice and changing things. How often are you misting and for how long?
I will do that, and I also leave a dripper on a very slow drip while I go to work during the day. Hoping that helps too.Try misting for 2 minutes or longer, often longer misting sessions will trigger them to drink.
Sweet, I'll give it a shot!No idea about the colors, definitely could be temp related. You could try cool ice packs on top of the cage through out the night. I have been doing the last few nights for my Jackson when it's been 108
Thanks! I really appreciate the help I've been given and the critizism helps me grow as a cham owner. I recently purchased a 48x24x24 enclosure, and I'll be transfering him over soon. He will have more live plants, and a few more inches all around.You know I've got to give you props. He looked a little rough when you began the thread, but he's looking great these days. Well done, and kudos for not getting defensive with the criticism. Everyone thinks they've got all the answers, when in fact I am the one with all the answers. Also the cage looks great these days also.