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My experience with Bonsai will aid you on this one. You gotta air layer one of the branches. Here we go....you will need a sharp utility knife, a small plastic plant pot you can cut a slit in, dirt and duct tape.This will take place ON the tree until roots grow! 1. Slice down the side of the...

Fliks Here is my set up. I promised pics so here they are. This thread is busy!:rolleyes: Let me know what you think...hardwood floors...only the best! Dont worry I added a drip pan under set up.

;)Been watching the forums for awhile. I am originally from Hawaii, so I have had loads of Jacksons in my time. I currently own a few boas and pythons, and am in the market for a cham...the enclosure is complete! Just looking to get info and provide info to those who need it, not to mention make...

Spar varnish, similar to poly urathane, it has more UV protective qualities, used to seal wood boats amongst other things. High dollar stuff a quart can run 15-25 bucks. Shellac which I used is similar in price, but if your concern is the animal licking the wood shellac is all natural and non...

The only other thing may be a difference in temps maybe, could be too cool for her in the lower regions. My 2 cents.

I have seen alot of these humidifier set ups. And as far as salt goes...depends on how much it steam without the salt. Water out here is super soft, so a lil salt can help. But over doing it will fog em out!

Oh yeah brother stain it up, or seal it. It wont hurt the cham as long as you give the stain time to soak in, and poly it or use spar varnish. Pricey but worth it for ease of cleaning in the future.

Sounds like a winner there kevin, spar is great stuff, keeps the stain looking new, and is super waterproof...we gotta gets pics up!

I run a 75 watt basking bulb...pet store special, and a 25watt night bulb. Kept indoors during Colorado winters of course. I never have real trouble with humidity, but my experience is more along the lines of boas and pythons mind you. But having 2-3 good size plants help out tremendously. Do...

Must be that time of the year...I too built a new habitat,not as big as yours,and as I dont have a cham to put in the enclosure yet, I took a few days to map it out. I say you did a fine job, I used a larger mesh 1/4 square chicken wire, and knotty alder, a little oak, but design wise the...

Not to many shows come thru the rocky mountain region. But to go and not spend any money takes alot of skill. Snakes are pretty easy to come by down here in so.colorado but chams are a different story. Unless I want a veiled...I have to either order out of state...or drive to a show. But joe's...

There is a link I found at kingsnake.com in the expo section. Not a huge show but its nice we have SOMETHING to go to out here. But the few vendors showing up have quality goods.

You can coat it yourself, most automotive places sell a rubberized spray on coating, or if your concern is the sharp edged, simply apply a few light coats of latex paint, it will eliminate the sharp edge and get you a nice color and look, not to mention prevent rust! Hope this helps, I built...

goin to the show! I am in the market for a nice cham and I will definately bother you about one of these guys. Awesome colors no doubt. I will also be attending the show in Denver, as a consumer mind you. What booth...? I havent owned a cham since I left the islands and I wanted a jackson...but...