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Dang that looks so cool!!!! Your chams must be so happy!

That’s a good point thank you!! I’m planning on doing the back all coconut husk and the rest mesh. I was planning on putting some vents towards the bottom as well I’m doing a pretty complicated DIY build. I just didn’t want a plain wall. Is there any device or anything that can tell the level of...

Yeah I thought it was cool they can climb it and it’s natural. Good note about the mold tho.. I’m planning on doing the bag coconut mat and the rest open air flow

How do y’all feel about putting up coconut husk mats on the walls to hold in humidity better?

Awesome!! Yes I think aesthetically it looks way better but a lot more work. What did you do to close the sides off?

Of course!! I am taking my time making sure everything is perfect. Thanks for the help! I may or may not have more Qs down the road 😂

Hey I’m going to really focus on finishing the cage soon but I was wondering for a closed side if I can use hard wood (not pine or eucalyptus or any fragrant wood) and treat it with drylok or flex seal and cover it with cork bark/coconut fiber mats. Is that too much? Or can I just get away with...

Yes I only just want to best for little man so thank you so much for your input!

Hey thank you so much for the great info! Excuse my ignorance, but what is skinning mean? And after you skin the inside with acrylic then how many layers of flex seal did you do? I bought water based polyurethane and 100% silicone for everything do you think that is ok?

I love your design! Can you tell me what you attached the foam boards too and what Cham safe paint you used to paint it? Want to do something like this. Also what did you make for the plant pot holders?

Yeah retail price is obnoxious haha I got it from FB market for double digit numbers! Such a good find

Thanks for the information!

Hello all Cham heads, I am a new veiled owner here but I will just get to the point! I found a used cabinet for cheap and it is the perfect size for my new baby. I have done a lot of DIY research already (I’m sure I’ll have more Qs later) but I am stuck on one thing that’s very specific to this...

I have the same question. My house stays consistently in the 30% range overnight and I’m worried it might cause problems. I’ve read mixed reviews that foggers are excessive for veiled chameleons. I do mist after lights out and before lights on.. is that enough? I sleep after my chameleon does...