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You should check out Light Your Reptiles from our sponsors. Get yourself some 4 or 6 foot fixtures for UV, then all you need a heat source.

Croton plants are nice and colorful.

Due to my new daughter being with us now and some space issues I have to part with some projects and this is one of them. This is an unrelated 3 month old pair F. Pardalis, $1,000 plus shipping. One of the Sire

Hot glue them but leave the thumb tack still on the branch/rod for extra support.

That's a great Idea. The cage sits on top of the tray, but I didn't notice that the front bottom door of the enclosures are raised a bit so there is a small gap in the rom front that I will have to fix.

It's made from PVC boards. I used 100% silicone and it was sturdy enough to hold water but I might add some extra supports to hold it together even better.

I raised it but barely over an inch since it's only 6inches tall.

Here is a little something I've been working on to expand the space a cham can utilize on the Zoo Meds small Reptibreeze. Egg crate with screen for drainage. Drain valve.

O ok, I can kina see the one behind it now lol. I haven't heard good reviews on coiled UV bulbs for chams since they may have caused eye issues, I would switch it for a long linear one. Same goes for the orange cubes, I've never used them but have seen the reviews by other keepers and...

He looks good, keep this thread updated as he grows :D

Hey welcome to the forums:). Your setups looks good, do you have a Mercury vapor bulb inside the dome then? I would change your gut load for the crickets, flukers crickets diet is what I use as well as fresh veggies. The branches look ok for now, I would wait for him to grow a little more...

Where they comparing plexiglass to actual glass enclosures?