cyberlocc
Chameleon Enthusiast
I didn't realize the temps were to be that low. It's a little irritating that the few caresheets I've found of Fischer's gave the impression that it was to be higher.
"These chameleons thrive best when provided a wide range of temperatures to select the one they need best. A high temperature of 90 degrees or more at the top of the cage is ideal, as long as the bottom of the cage is below 80 degrees. A good thermometer is vital to determining cage temperature, and no chameleon cage should be without at least one!"
I'll be sure to get another UVB bulb as well. Thank you. Great advice, Thug seems to be in a better mood today.
Where is that care sheet from? No one in there right mind would say to keep a Montane at 90f.
Okay found it, ya I dont listen to a thing that LLL says in there sheets. They told me recently to keep my baby panther at 95-100 for a 2 month old.