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I will eventually have it anchored to a "stand" of sorts. Something to just get it off the ground. But for now, I have a Swedish Ivy which is hanging from the main cross member at the top. That plant is actually very heavy. If we have weather capable of knocking it down, I would bring Bane...

I have a horizontal bar going across the front about 1' from the bottom. The door is positioned between this bar and the top. Used a simple nut and bolt combo with nylon washers to provide a buffer between the pvc tubes. Latch

Good job! and they get to play some xbox too ;)

Here is the screen/fence material http://www.lowes.com/pd_157767-13113-780069_0__?productId=3457520 I like it cause it is really strong and can handle being stretched tight.

Good lookin dude! Sire?

Took me 2 evenings between design, purchasing materials, measurements, cuts, construction, painting, and MILLIONS of zip ties :eek: Darth Bane is always trying to escape his enclosures, so I had to make it really escape proof. Plan on adding different plants (hibiscus) and lots of walkways.

Cage size is okay as long as he has access to, or can find his food easily. However, he seems a little malnourished. Ribs are very apparent, and eyes seem slightly sunken. Probably dehydrated and underfed. Disclaimer: I am no professional! This is just from my experience. Good luck

hahaha! dis a good one

Nice!!! Gratz :D

Awwww love this ittle ones! He is cute

Before I left for a weekend vacation, I spent an afternoon cleaning all of my feeder containers and refreshing their foods. I walk in the door to find them all dead. :mad: The only feeders that survived were my dubia roaches. All of this carnage was due to flies! Upon inspecting their...

Finally getting back to work on my custom terrarium for Bane. Spending the day trimming the knots and dulling the sharp ends. Also sanding the wood smooth, so there are no splinters. Made some big cuts and temporarily zip tied the pieces together how they will be mounted to the back drop...

He looks awesome!

Silk worms, crickets, and dubias, oh my! My collection is growing. And Bane is becoming more and more spolied ;-) Glad my wife is chill.

I have seen a few members using them. Never heard any negative reviews. Get the biggest one they sell! There are two concerns with putting a small cham in a big enclosure: 1) falling 2) access to food 1) can be solved by filling the viv with plants to cushion any falls 2) can be solved by...

Good lookin cham!

Very cool! Thanks for the write up. Do you know what kind of lumen output the LED's produce in total?

Good to see he is doing good! Curious, do you know what kind of spider?

Nice!!! Good lookin little guy

Not too big. As long as he can find food its all good. People are gonna give you crap about the substrate, but I have never had a problem with using it. But there are risks involved. Looks good man