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Hey All, I have about $2000 worth of top line chameleon gear I'm looking to sell for $500 or best offer. You'll have to come pick everything up, and you'll likely need a truck. Including but not limited to: -Two fully setup 4x2x2 dragon strand enclosures. They are fully loaded with vines and...

I have a butterfly cage on top of a planter box that I drilled a hole in the side to allow for drainage for my outdoor cage and I have a fabric planter in my indoor cage but that has only been setup a few months, I like it so far but time will tell. I’ll attach a couple pics. You may like some...

UPDATE!! I was able to move him into the butterfly cage, it is now in my big cage on some vines and branches. Here’s him sleeping right now ?

thank you this helped alot and I will be definetly be taking this advice

Just make sure to tie it down well or add a very large heavy plant so it won’t blow over in the wind. A large plant would also help protect from too much direct sunlight.☺️

I too use paper towels on the bottom. I've actually transitioned from using bins to now using butterfly cages. The butterfly cages have 5 mesh sides and a clear plastic panel on one of the long [tall?] Sides. I turn them sideways so they aren't so tall, plastic panel down. I add a bunch of small...

Beautiful, some of those branches are very cool. Nothin beats the Jungle Dawn, my Ti plant has 6 blooms on it and I didn't even realize they bloomed.

The butterfly closures are what I used to transport and are my emergency cages. You can easily wedge a stick in there to give them something to climb on and they come in various sizes that fold down extremely small. I would go for the 15 x 15 x 24“ size. It’s comfortable enough to buy you a...

...up to you to continue on the path of showing them your commitment. So things will have to grow with time. So minimum cost. Look into butterfly cages. They come in 2x2x3 size which is gives the with they need. You can find more on them at my site www.caskabove.com These run about $30-50 I...

When you get time copy paste the below form into your reply and fill it out this will give us more to work with. Any idea what type of butterfly? Please take a pic of all your supplements as well. Here is some recommended information to include when asking for help in the health clinic forum...

Thanks for the idea I just ordered the same butterfly cage. I knew people used them for baby cham enclosures but I hadn’t thought to use a larger one as an outdoor enclosure that I can just leave out there and bring my cham to for sunlight time.

Is 7x11 okay for the size of the butterfly cage? Thank you for all the help

Do you have a picture so we can see how far away he is from the T5HO?

...10ish in them from time to time. The ones I have are very similar to the medium reptibreeze cages. The idea is that the mesh of a butterfly cage is fine enough to keep in the fruit flies and provide a climbing area for the baby. Keep in mind you won't be able to place a light directly on top...

Got a pic or link to this cage? I'm intrigued. :unsure:

Once you get the butterfly cage set up once he's in, he will have to readjust but he will be ok. Like pulling off a bandaid, just take a deep breath and go for it lol. Try coaxing him on a stick and try to go underneath him vs over him.

I use butterfly cages for my hatchlings. I agree with Salty that your cham is in the "weeks old" range. Google butterfly cages on Amazon - they're $12 which is super cheap. Also you'll want to, as previously mentioned, get pin head crickets and fruit flies. Careful with crickets as they will...

Hi thanks for reply, i’ll do a full post of all the above once i’m home from work. But living in the UK

Does space in the car allow for more room/larger carrier? If so, I’d get a collapsable butterfly cage from amazon ($15 or so). You can put one or two bendable vines ($5) in there to make her a little more comfy, and maybe wrap a fake plant in the vines. It would also allow you to remove the...

woah that is a very tiny cham lol, just read through your thread, u def were right when you say hatchling... congrats on the new baby!! they're the cutest but they grow fast asf!!!