showjet95
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I know which species it is
but I promised to keep it a secret!No, it makes you an opportunist
LOL
Trioceros johnstoni bwindi
- Thread starter biffle
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I know which species it is
but I promised to keep it a secret!No, it makes you an opportunist
LOL
spadefish
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Originally Posted by spadefish View Post
Come on, don't keep us in suspense....fill in the blank: K. _______ Pretty please.
I know which species it is but I promised to keep it a secret!
Aahhhhh! Are you, by chance, importing any of these K. mysteriosi to the U.S.? 'Fess up.
Originally Posted by spadefish View Post
Come on, don't keep us in suspense....fill in the blank: K. _______ Pretty please.
I know which species it is but I promised to keep it a secret!
Aahhhhh! Are you, by chance, importing any of these K. mysteriosi to the U.S.? 'Fess up.
Action Jackson
Chameleon Enthusiast
Me too Lol
kameleons jvo
Avid Member
Update on the shipping of the chameleons.
My importer who is doing the shipping has talked to the airport company who will ship the animals to the US.
They can ship end of this month/beginning next month ,exact data will be given soon.
Animals are in our facility and all doing very well
Regards
Jurgen
My importer who is doing the shipping has talked to the airport company who will ship the animals to the US.
They can ship end of this month/beginning next month ,exact data will be given soon.
Animals are in our facility and all doing very well
Regards
Jurgen
Action Jackson
Chameleon Enthusiast
Ugh, the Saga continues I've been working hard on getting my cages set up expecting them next week.
Thanks for the update Jurgen.
I've been working hard on getting my cages set up expecting them next week. Thanks for the update Jurgen.
Action Jackson
Chameleon Enthusiast
I bet they're dropping a bunch.
coldbloodedAL
Avid Member
Likely, but we had the option to ship asap and we opted out. And for good reason...
Let's be happy they've made it to the first stop and soon enough they'll be at our doorstep. I don't like the fact we'd be losing out on partially unrelated clutches as much as any of you but thats the name of the game..
kameleons jvo
Avid Member
Here are my johnstoni cages waiting.
I personally prefer cages en gaze ,its better for air flow.
I also would put some extra plants in it they just love it.
I also notice that they prefer to drink out of a dripper,i the beginning we were misting several times a day but they were not seeing drinking after installing a dripper they started to drink after some minutes so its the best to instal one in each cage.
Also separate housing is very important they hate to sit with more than one in a terrarium.
Also don't keep them to warm they like temperatures at daytime around 21c at night a cool down if possible.
A small basking lamp(25w)-is used only for a short time in the morning.
Also a uv lamp is very important.
biffle
Avid Member
I really appreciate you taking your time to review my setups.
I personally prefer cages in glass, it’s better for air flow.
~My concern is with the humidity of a screen cage. It's near impossible to hold 70% in a screen cage in Austin. Is the humidity or the additional air flow more important for these guys? I'm planning on putting my girls in the glass cages and boys in the screen.
I also would put some extra plants in it they just love it.
~added more .. is this enough?
I also notice that they prefer to drink out of a dripper, I the beginning we were misting
several times a day but they were not seeing drinking after installing a dripper they started to drink after some minutes so its the best to instal one in each cage.
~ I'm using a DIY rain mister/drpper. Do you think this is enough?
Also separate housing is very important they hate to sit with more than one in a terrarium.
~ I have blockers so that they can't see each other. I hot glued large fake leaves to the glass.
Also don't keep them to warm they like temperatures at daytime around 21c at night a cool down if possible.
~ they are in a room that I’m keeping 68F (20c)-73F (23c). This room has a good sized ceiling fan that i run all night.
A small basking lamp(25w)-is used only for a short time in the morning.
~ thanks! I will get a separate timer for the basking lamps. I'm using 40W now, I will reduce them to 25.
Also a uv lamp is very important.
~ I'm using a Zoomed 24" HO 5.0 on three cages.
I'm using a 30w metal halide exoterra sunray on the other cage. I really like this lamp. I'm planning on getting one for the other 3 cages.
again, Thank you !
I personally prefer cages in glass, it’s better for air flow.
~My concern is with the humidity of a screen cage. It's near impossible to hold 70% in a screen cage in Austin. Is the humidity or the additional air flow more important for these guys? I'm planning on putting my girls in the glass cages and boys in the screen.
I also would put some extra plants in it they just love it.
~added more .. is this enough?
I also notice that they prefer to drink out of a dripper, I the beginning we were misting
several times a day but they were not seeing drinking after installing a dripper they started to drink after some minutes so its the best to instal one in each cage.
~ I'm using a DIY rain mister/drpper. Do you think this is enough?
Also separate housing is very important they hate to sit with more than one in a terrarium.
~ I have blockers so that they can't see each other. I hot glued large fake leaves to the glass.
Also don't keep them to warm they like temperatures at daytime around 21c at night a cool down if possible.
~ they are in a room that I’m keeping 68F (20c)-73F (23c). This room has a good sized ceiling fan that i run all night.
A small basking lamp(25w)-is used only for a short time in the morning.
~ thanks! I will get a separate timer for the basking lamps. I'm using 40W now, I will reduce them to 25.
Also a uv lamp is very important.
~ I'm using a Zoomed 24" HO 5.0 on three cages.
I'm using a 30w metal halide exoterra sunray on the other cage. I really like this lamp. I'm planning on getting one for the other 3 cages.
again, Thank you !
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My Johnstoni Bwindi cages
The first 4 pictures are 1 cage. The pictures 5-8 are second cage. Both have Mistking and drip system and uv and basking lights. As you can see both are very heavily filled with live plants based on all the information on this thread. Thanks to all who have posted all this good information. A special thanks to Jurgen as his posts on this thread have been most helpful.
Steve
The first 4 pictures are 1 cage. The pictures 5-8 are second cage. Both have Mistking and drip system and uv and basking lights. As you can see both are very heavily filled with live plants based on all the information on this thread. Thanks to all who have posted all this good information. A special thanks to Jurgen as his posts on this thread have been most helpful.
Steve
kameleons jvo
Avid Member
I really appreciate you taking your time to review my setups.
I personally prefer cages in glass, it’s better for air flow.
~My concern is with the humidity of a screen cage. It's near impossible to hold 70% in a screen cage in Austin. Is the humidity or the additional air flow more important for these guys? I'm planning on putting my girls in the glass cages and boys in the screen.
I also would put some extra plants in it they just love it.
~added more .. is this enough?
I also notice that they prefer to drink out of a dripper, I the beginning we were misting
several times a day but they were not seeing drinking after installing a dripper they started to drink after some minutes so its the best to instal one in each cage.
~ I'm using a DIY rain mister/drpper. Do you think this is enough?
Also separate housing is very important they hate to sit with more than one in a terrarium.
~ I have blockers so that they can't see each other. I hot glued large fake leaves to the glass.
Also don't keep them to warm they like temperatures at daytime around 21c at night a cool down if possible.
~ they are in a room that I’m keeping 68F (20c)-73F (23c). This room has a good sized ceiling fan that i run all night.
A small basking lamp(25w)-is used only for a short time in the morning.
~ thanks! I will get a separate timer for the basking lamps. I'm using 40W now, I will reduce them to 25.
Also a uv lamp is very important.
~ I'm using a Zoomed 24" HO 5.0 on three cages.
I'm using a 30w metal halide exoterra sunray on the other cage. I really like this lamp. I'm planning on getting one for the other 3 cages.
again, Thank you !
Hi ,
Your set up looks way better know ,congrats
Its not neceserely to keep the humidity high all day long,i spray in the morning and late afternoon and that's fine the cages need to have time to get completely dry between misting.
25W is fine i notice gravid females are heavy basking non gravid females and males way less.
In EU we use a dripper with a plastic tube that hangs in the cage and drips a few cm above a branch, always observe your animals very closely and see if they drink well and how they adapt its different by every person!!!!
Uv lightning is perfect,good luck
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kameleons jvo
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My Johnstoni Bwindi cages
The first 4 pictures are 1 cage. The pictures 5-8 are second cage. Both have Mistking and drip system and uv and basking lights. As you can see both are very heavily filled with live plants based on all the information on this thread. Thanks to all who have posted all this good information. A special thanks to Jurgen as his posts on this thread have been most helpful.
Steve
Perfect,thats what i mean with heavy planting ,they gonna love it(the same feeling as in the wild
)
kameleons jvo
Avid Member
We just finished the last arrangements with Paul,we don't have a data yet it will be in running of February ,as soon we have a flight i will let you know
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