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I started off my panther in a large cage. Considering he is really active, I think he enjoys his room to roam. Luckily for me, the first day he was hand feeding. Still hates cup feeding though.

I just feel so bad for it. The lady at the store was offended when i told her about it. She says its in good hands. I buy my crickets there every week. Its the closest besides petco, wich is over priced. If it wasnt for that, i dont know if i would go again...

I've started making room for a new meller's. Theres a couple things i need first to do so im not quite ready. A store near me has a meller's cham but I'm worried about it. Not only do they have subtrate wood barks in the cage that I watched (him/her) swallow when going after a cricket. But...

It might.be a longshot but does anyone have baby cb or ltc hopefully.not too old?

That has a lot of good potential! I'm sure when your done with it, it's going to turn out great.

That's a great picture. Can you try to record when your melleri calls out? I'm curious to hear what it sounds like.

Nice set up. I really like the 2nd pic.

Wow, that's some amazing color!

Those are truly amazing colors!

Just kidding. He was standing like this for a bit. Also some pics of him from when I first got him. He's growing so quick! I might have over done it with pics, sorry. lol :) He walks amongst us. The great escape.

Here's a pic with eco carpet Here's with artifical grass. I got it from Craigslist since the bigger companies don't like to cut pieces small enough for a cage. I paid $5 for it. Just make sure it's pet friendly, has a high drainage capacity, and isn't too high of grass that...

He's looking good. I really like the set up.

Eco Carpet looked cool, but it was such a hassle to have to clean. I had to let it dry out so bacteria would not breed weekly. With all the misting it easily held alot of water, but then again I hadn't figured out drainage quite well at the time. I went with artificial grass about 2 months...

Thank you. :) It's a 24 x 24 x 48.

I really like how it looks.

I can't wait to see what he looks like when he grows up.

I have both. I would say a screen cage is the best option. Its easier to maintain, you can see through it easily. If you have the extra bucks. You cant go wrong with a screen cage.

Here's how my enclosre looks right now.

I'll be there too. Luckily, I live pretty close too.

Awesome pics, I bet she was enjoying her time in the christmas tree.