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Sorry…had a small distraction. Cage Info: Cage Type- Describe your cage (Glass, Screen, Combo?) What are the dimensions? Glass with a rocky backdrop. 75cm tall, 50cm wide, 50cm deep. This is much too small. An adult should be in no smaller than 60x60x120 cm. I kept my males in double that...

Hi Chameleon forum, first time posting. I'm getting into the wonderful world of chameleons. I wanted to double-check I have everything for the Bioactive enclosure I am making. I don't have my chameleon just yet, but in a couple of months, once my enclosure is established, I'm thinking panther...

Full, left, middle, right. between 10 and 14 inches from substrate to the screen depending on where in the cage they are. Middle is a bit of a cave back into the backdrop. Creates 2 high areas on the left and right towards the back, but a low area along the front and middle. Added more sticks...

Oh for sure. Morale of the story: chameleons are expensive. I'm just glad I'm not sitting on my couch anymore haha and I will say more chameleons makes for a nice video backdrop ;)

It's aliveeeeeeee! The custom background is covered at timestamp 10:17 and here is the affiliate link to where I bought the backdrop from. Part 2 is already in the works :)

Hello everyone, I hope this is the correct subforum for this thread. As stated in the title, I'm not the primary carer for this chameleon, but I am very much concerned about his welfare and happiness. This chameleon lives in his terrarium in my office space. I help with his welfare and...

...selling this one, I had already designed virtually the same thing. The more substantial frame can support the weight of lights, pots, backdrops, etc. without warping and jamming the doors shut. If you do something different size-wise, I would not go deeper than 24" because: It's more...

My now 6month old baby Veiled Cham was just moved from a 20-40 gal “fish tank” (which she stayed in for 3 months) to a stand up net cage half the size of the first tank (she’s been in the new cage for almost a month now) .. thinking she would like to climb that more instead of trying to climb...

Thank you for the reply :) Ill be cutting into the side panels to add meshing for ventilation and adding a backdrop and plenty of plants in so there wont be too much black visible, also wanted to be sure that it holds a little heat as this room can get a little nippy due to the letter box being...

Does the hybrid make a difference with temperature control? I am in the Bay Area, California, so it gets hot in the summer but not very cold in the winter months (I am not in SF proper, but an hour south of San Francisco). I know we can do a trellis or various climbing options with the hybrids...

Here is everything: chameleon type: Male red body blue bar ambilobe age around 8 months handling: up to once a week, I take him outside where he hangs out on a potted ficus tree Feeding: fed once every other day, usually consumes two crickets, two dubia roaches, and one/two super worms. Bugs...

Decided I didn’t like the latter 2 enclosures I did plus I wanted to give Tandy and Kirby more space. Still waiting on some plants and backdrops. Yes, both are almost identical...my creativity has it’s limits. I made the hides from Great Stuff and grout. Was hoping to make some larger features...

I too am scared of using the power saw and thought about making a pvc box, but can’t stand the stink of silicone (even though I like vinegar), so the pouches are a good solution for me. You do need to keep us updated on your build. :)

Would they have to go on the bottom? I'm thinking embedded on a backdrop or side could also look nice. Personally, having been a rockhound myself as a kid, I'd be more concerned with toxicity than "edginess". Even supposing the chameleon ignored them (though lizards do taste things), any...

...a few places where the holes were stripped right out of the box; it works in some places but not all. The panels can be covered with vinyl backdrops (See Enclosure Picture Threads at the top of this forum) or painted (much easier before assembly), but I would mask carefully or paint the...

...him with no uvb, I did bring him outside though Cage/ Retibreeze 24 by 24 by 48in, no sides or back covered yet still waiting on my pet backdrops order to come in, I have a 36in t5 ho uvb light 6% Arcadia bulb going diagonal along the top of the cage it is suspended 2in above cage(he screen...

...much on the pricey side...you get what you pay for. Another option for your screen enclosures is using Great Stuff expanding foam to create backdrops for your back and sides. I did that with one of my XL ReptiBreezes and am pleased with the results. I foamed in places for plants and support...

Greetings Have recently purchased a 36x18x36 glass viv that I am currently putting a backdrop in. Will be bioactive and hopefully will house a Panther down the line. Not looking for specialist plants but plan some 'on the ground'. In addition to UV and basking light, I'll be need some plant...