Recent content by Bushido247

How big is that cage? and where did you buy the stand for it?

What type of plants are those?

Looks good Lala, gave me some ideas for what I want to do whenever I make up my mind on a few other things first.

I've seen a few people talk about how much money they require to keep. How much money are we talking about per month?

How would you go about blocking off a portion of the larger cage?

What does "Large screen cage reptibreeze, dyi ect 120" dyi ect stand for? I assume 120 is the price...but isn't a large screen cage too big for a baby cham?

Mistking looks pretty difficult to assemble/use....Can't misting on your own be sufficient enough?

After taking into consideration some advice that I have received from more than a few people on here (great advice, btw). I decided that I should just go ahead and purchase a complete beginners set-up enclosure for my first cham. I will take everyone's advice when it's time to move my baby...

I didn't even know about flchams.com (new to this..) Just saw Hunter, and he looks awesome. I may have to reconsider getting a clutch from Cyrus from the Kammers now. (back to shopping for the set-up first)

Why do they grow horns?

Why do you want to sell him?

Great advice.. Good news for me is that I already have two extra spare dome lamps from my old Leopard Gecko tank. I just need a stand or something like that, so that it hovers about 5 inches above the Cham tank. What type of vines would you suggest? And what are dial rods exactly...

^ You guys have been a lot of help. I'm going to sleep on it between setting it up myself piece by piece, or just getting the starter set up and save myself the hassle.

This is the kind of information I was hoping to get by posting this thread. Thanks, fellas. I had a feeling that the cage setup was overpriced, gut feeling there. The one benefit of buying it that way is that it comes with everything I need all at once instead of piecing together...

I'll have to find something similar to that in the states. Thanks for the tip though, definitely added it to my 'Things to get' list.