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Built this cage and it has worked really well for 3.5 years. 24x24x72 the front door opens all the way so easy to access

Have a question about changes that i have made to the setup. let me know if this looks better. Carl has been hanging out on the top of the new branch under the uvb light.

My cage is 24x24x72 so its on the higher side as i was light for space when I built it. I wish i had made it a bit wider like 30" would have been perfect!. The wood my Dad had in this workshop so it was built out of recycled wood and we painted it using a no voc paint from HD. I am glad we did...

I used screen that you get from the hardware store ( Home depot or Loews) I was lucky as my Dad found a roll of it at a yard sale for $10. The cage is made out of wood and the screen is staple gunned into place. The top is not all screen ( I wish it was ) as there is just a space at the top so...

okay will do

I am using a zoo med reptisun 5.0 T5HO for UVB that is the one in the middle.

This is very interesting! thank you for posting

Hijack sorry do you think an adult chameleon could be feed mostly silkworms, horn-worms

Hi everyone! I find myself having to use a 150 watt bulb in my heat lamp in order to get the 90+ temps for Carl's basking spot. Does a 150 watt seem excessive ? I was having a hard time getting to 85F with the 100 watt bulb I had in there this morning. The main basking branch is about 10"...

Will the light be running the full length of the cage or just at the basking area ?

Thank you for the reply, that's what i was thinking. His cage before was very low light with just the heat lamp and UVB. for its size this LED is putting out some light for sure.

Hi Everyone! Looking for some info on LED lighting for Chameleons, I have placed a Sunblaster 24 led 12Watt 12" 6400 k in Carl's Cage and I am looking to see if this is too much light for him. ( this light seems very bright) The link to sunblaster is below as well as some Photos of the cage...

Would you all believe that this light in a 24" in Canada is $220 not the 89.99 like in the USA. Crazy how much we pay to have pets in the North

This is Carl's cage 24x24x72, added a Pothos to the bottom portion to help with some humidity as its a bit hard in a screen cage in Canada to get up past 75% humidity

Mid 80 should be okay correct, as long as they can get a bit cooler at night. My condo never really get cooler then 75 in the summer time. 80 is a good ambient temp with basking in the high 90s Keep your humidity up with misting and a plant in the cage so he can have some moist air pockets and...