>>before I pose a question I would like to say this site is completely awesome, I love it!!! Genius guys.



and gals!!



I'll let others make suggestions re: what kind of chams, just wanted to let you know that I envy you/your gh!



lele



>> I have a 10 by 30 by 15tall greenhouse filled with tropical vines, a big banana tree, bromiliads etc. The coolest it got this winter was 40 degrees. I use electric heat with a gas backup. It has an earthen floor always full of earthworms. The hottest it got in there last summer was 102f at the top and stayed about 72 near the bottom. The humidity is easily adjusted with mist and humidifier on a timer. I have a box fan on the ceiling which can cause a stiff breaze or a slight air movement.

>> My question is if y'all had this setup, which kind of cham would you keep and breed. I love them all and cannot decide which to get. I have had Fischers, Jackson's, and a very sick flapneck before the greenhouse. I am pretty with keeping them I think, as well as much experience with keeping herps in general.

>>Also in an enclosure this size and so thickly planted would it be possible to keep conspecifics together? Could I keep different species together if they were compatable size??

>> thanx, alan

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