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Waaaaah!!! (Baby crying? Get it?) UPDATE!: As of Tuesday, May 18, 2010... We have welcomed ONE(1) Baby Bean Chameleon. We'll post some pictures when a few more clutchmates decide to hatch!

I've only seen him like that once before but we'll try to replicate the situation he was in to get more detailed pictures with the fancy new camera.

Got a new DSLR camera and took a few pictures, still figuring it out, but wanted to post a picture of Marty. :eek:

:eek: Waaaahh!!! So crazy! I'm kinda excited... REALLY hope they are Falys...

Pretty much. The plexi just channels the water to the drain, the wood is the support. The mesh is stapled to the sides and the top. Nothing goes over the plexi. Here's a picture of the bottom of one cage and the top of the cage below it with the 1/4" screen. In this picture the drain or drainage...

Somebody else had a thread about them, but I don't remember whom specifically posted it and the search engine is.... well, it's not much help. It's just those plastic floor protectors for potted plants, LOTS of zip ties, and some 1/4" plastic screening (usually found in the outdoor/gardening...

Glad we could help! It's 1/4 inch ABS sheet plastic, or it also goes by acrylic sheet. It depends on your temperature, if you have it set at 400 it'll start to bow in 4-5 minutes, where at 350 it takes about 7-8 minutes. We prefer the lower temperature because you have less of a chance of...

You can buy a large 4'X8' sheet for about a hundred dollars. Depending on the sizes and amount of cages you have, it could be worth it vs. trying to find a bunch of scraps that fit your needs. If you have a plastic shop near you, they should sell scrap pieces for cheap. Don't buy black acrylic...

I know how many hours and weekends and money I spent on this project and if I didn't want it to last years, it would've taken much less time and effort and most likely wouldn't have looked the way it does. Since the cages are for showcasing our chameleons, I wanted something wooden that matched...

Saved for more information. :)

Our Habitats - A Pictorial Overview - Continued For the bottom of the cage, we cut a piece of Plexiglas to the exact dimensions of the cage. Next, we made a wood form to fit over and under the edge of the Plexiglas. Set your oven to about 350 – 400 degrees and pop the Plexiglas in the oven on...

Nice Day Today!

Looking Nice Today - He Saw A Female... Just wanted to share a few pics of Marty because he was very different than normal today because he wanted the female he was looking at...

Of course! We don't usually work weekends but i'll see if there's something around that you could do. We try to keep busy.

Hardy har har! Thanks for the compliments. Worked hard on those cages. I'll ask if we're hiring. Will you work for beer? :D