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There is some open space in both cages. They also spend alot of time on the vines. I wanted them to be able to choose want they want to stay comfortable. I would add more setups if I had the room! No, I bought mine and assembled them. Too cheap to make them myself. the black is actually more...

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So I started with a design. Origianlly I wanted 2 different sized cages to go under a 4' fixture for lighting. the larger cage was to be for my male and the smaller for a future female. it was alot cheaper to buy 2 2' cages, so they each eneded up with the same size apartment. I had an...

Panther Enclosures Cages Warning. Alot of Pictures. I would love to have other peple reply to this thread with pics of their own enclosures and comments for the people new to the hobby as a good point of reference for them. WoW. I've accomplished alot and still have more to do. Hopefully...

That is necessary for many people to enter due to file size limitations. I agree with Chris' thoughts, of over-saturation of the colors. I believe the rules are currently set to represent the animals as naturally as possible. This setting, IMO, takes away from that.

Is this panther an ambilobe/nosey be cross?

Trying to stud the boy out lol

The general subject to me is very interesting, but even if we were to limit our discussion to one feature, such as color, you would still find such a diversity that would make a broad topic difficult to narrow down in a forum thread. there is body color, head/tail color, patterns, stripe...

Glad to hear. Any picture of the of the setup? Post it in the enclosure section

They probably don't want monkeys and aligators running around

WoW that's cool for the folks in Fl.

Owned! Makes me think of tht lady in Home alone, "Kevin!"

I'd be more worried about them seeing the crickets and rochaes than the chams!