YellowQueenHoney
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Yes, I plan to- thanks for the advice! I agreeYou should put some more branches, and some more greenery.
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Yes, I plan to- thanks for the advice! I agreeYou should put some more branches, and some more greenery.
The smaller crickets because he seemed to be regurgitating the large ones and there are two large crickets in the cage that have been there for days. I will try larger crickets again. The fruit flies only because they made their way into the cricket house!Why such small crickets and fruit flies?
Noticed you said double dome lamp for lights, I've heard that the CFL uvb bulbs are not as good as a linear bulb. Is the uvb bulb a coil style or linear tube style? If it's a coil style, it could be possible that it is irratating his eyes. An example of a CFL can be seen in this photo, either of the two on the right are examples of CFL bulbs. Photo link: https://www.chameleonforums.com/med...cfl-and-reptisun-are-in-mini-deep-dome.22349/
If it's a coil style, I'd suggest getting a linear style of uvb, like a reptisun 5.0 uvb T5 high output(usually considered a really good bulb), a reptisun 5.0 uvb T8, or a reptiglo 5.0 uvb T8. There's another brand called Arcadia, however, I'm unfamiliar with their bulbs. For the linear fixture, try to get one with no glass and a curved, polished reflector built in.
The one I bought had D3 - does yours?Sorry I use zoo med multi v
You should have one with d3 and one without to much d3 is badThe one I bought had D3 - does yours?
One should have no d3 at allYou should have one with d3 and one without to much d3 is bad
Thanks, I will do some searching for those!The initial cost for a linear uvb bulb and fixture is high, have you tried an online resell site like kijiji to see if you can get one cheap? EDIT: a used fixture, should still buy a new bulb to be safe.
And I use rep-cal herptivite. Not sure if it has D3 in it as I'm out of the house right now, but I do know it has no vitamin A, instead it has beta carotene.
That’s what I thought, which one is that exactly- is by Zoo med? Thank youOne should have no d3 at all
That’s what I thought, which one is that exactly- is by Zoo med? Thank you
That’s what I thought, which one is that exactly- is by Zoo med? Thank you
Thank you, I will look for that oneI'm not sure which one it is for zoomed, but I do know that the rep-cal has phosphorus free calcium without D3 and phosphorus free calcium with D3.
Yes, I plan to- thanks for the advice! I agree
You need the humidity to be higher than “45-65” I’d shoot for about 80+ for the humidity and make sure you have all different levels of temperature throughout the enclosure and a chameleon in general doesn’t need any open space meaning you shouldn’t seen screen of the enclosure and shouldn’t see your chameleon all the time if you can look at the enclosure and find it fast that’s a problem...your enclosure looks pretty good I would recommend more coverage for hiding and to be able to find a cooler shaded spot to cool down..i think someone else said more branches I just realized that..hope your chameleon is doing better