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Here are equipment pics taken a few minutes ago.

Note that this was when all the plant life was alive. This setup has been *dead* for way over a year at this point.

Back to the top... This didn't sell because I'm lazy, but now I absolutely have to make space in the room so it needs to go FAST. Price is $200, which is 1/3 the price of the cage alone, and the accessories and systems are thousands more easily. My apologies to @chameleonowner32 for the 1...

Yes, it's all still available as I'm not actively trying to market it. I would want to sell it as a complete setup.

Willing to sell this pretty cheap. I no longer have Stewart and this massive setup is taking up space in my office. There is simply too much to take pics of and list out. If you are in the Indy area and interested, we can discuss further. Some Highlights... Dragon Strand Tall Hybrid cage...

Do you then have a seperate exterior setup for heat and UV? Is there any fear of him jumping for freedom 8' in the air from some out of setup branches?

I have precisely the opposite problem; just posted thread about it.

Stewart comes to the front of the cage often, he's very aware of the door and my presence, and sometimes reaches for me. The other day I was dumping crickets in his feeder and he moved like the wind climbing onto my arm, up to my shoulder, and then with some help from gravity I got him roughly...

This is the one I use. I have it plugged into an outlet timer that is on from 8pm to 8am and then set the fogger up to fog for 30 min, and off for 30 min during that time. It is on the same shelf as my cage, and then my water reservoir for my misting system is on a shelf next to the shelf...

Pics of my panther chameleon Stewart.

Stewart is an absolute ham. Caught him training for the next Olympics a few min ago. He was in this relative position for a few minutes, and at one point which I *just* missed for a pic he had only one front leg on the vine like he was in Jedi training.

I have the tree pouch thing. It sits on top of a screen and piece of material with 87,283 holes punched in it (for stability). Then I have a tray under that the cage sits on and that has a small 1/2" bulkhead that that I cut the screen off of and hot glued bug screen material too. That drains...

Happy to report that Stewart took crickets out of a feeder today. He also took superworms out of another feeder that I'm using for Dubia. I think the story is it's about how much they want it OR did movement trigger a response from them.