I have had panthers and veils in the past and I would like to share what I did in the past.
Mist with a bottle as early as you can. This is the morning dew in the wild, but always have water dripping so they can drink when they want.
-What I used was basically a drip system made from any plastic bottle with a valve attached to air tubes attached to one long artificial plant. I would put this above my mesh terrarium and had this drip for 8 Hours or so. This water would drip in a large bowl of some sort wtih a twig in it just in case my chams fell in. This method worked great for us. Just refill the jug and you have another 8 hours of dripping. You can how ever set up a drain some how so you dont have to dump what bowl like what I did and put a pressure reg on an indoor spigot.
Oh and to help prevent Metabolic Bone Disease, always change your ZooMed bulb on time and powder up your feed. I forget what this powder is called but it has loads of nutrients.
Here are some photo's of some of my chams. I do miss them. Pastal,Prizm, and Hercules.
Mist with a bottle as early as you can. This is the morning dew in the wild, but always have water dripping so they can drink when they want.
-What I used was basically a drip system made from any plastic bottle with a valve attached to air tubes attached to one long artificial plant. I would put this above my mesh terrarium and had this drip for 8 Hours or so. This water would drip in a large bowl of some sort wtih a twig in it just in case my chams fell in. This method worked great for us. Just refill the jug and you have another 8 hours of dripping. You can how ever set up a drain some how so you dont have to dump what bowl like what I did and put a pressure reg on an indoor spigot.
Oh and to help prevent Metabolic Bone Disease, always change your ZooMed bulb on time and powder up your feed. I forget what this powder is called but it has loads of nutrients.
Here are some photo's of some of my chams. I do miss them. Pastal,Prizm, and Hercules.
Thank you...