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  1. Shanar808

    Root pouch experience

    I currently have a 24” round fabric planter in my enclosure, I also folded the sides a bit at a slight slant. So far I’m liking it but it’s still too soon for me to recommend it without proper long term experience with it. It makes me soo happy that someone with chameleon expertise is also using...
  2. MissSkittles

    Bioactive questions

    Hi. I ordered and use Bio Dude’s terra Sahara for one of my leopard geckos which was my first bioactive set up. Basically it was expensive dirt. For my chams I got his bags...they are too small for a standard 2x2x4’ enclosure and like all of his stuff, overpriced. Go to Home Depot and search for...
  3. kelly_girl199

    Ideas for DIY Planter drainage??

    what size bag did you need for the expanded clay pebbles?
  4. Hpurp

    Using a planter box for substrate in a screen cage

    So I recently picked up the 36x18x36 Exo Terra screen cage from my local reptile store in anticipation of owning a new panther chameleon. For this cage though, I want to make it bioactive and have been having a hard time finding what to use to keep the substrate in. I saw that the Biodude used a...
  5. Free-range inspiration

    Free-range inspiration

    Some inspirational thoughts for free ranging First, our living room is a large, bright (views on both sides) and pet free living room without small children walking around. Second, the free-range area is at exact the same spot as where a Reptibreeze XL (24´x24´x48´) stood. Many assume...
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  6. snitz427

    Is it good to have substrate

    Let me just say - the bio dude is NOT an expert as he may claim to be. He went on the frog forums asking for advice, more or less took the soil mix recipes the frog guys shared with him, and slapped a label on it. I bought his soils out of shear laziness, at a premium, and they are mostly just...
  7. Lexlynn

    Bioactive questions

    Thank you so much and I saw a lot of people say his stuff is overpriced. You said you did get his bags for the chams. Did you stick with it or end up using something else? His terra firma he said in his video is good for burrowing for eggs and he has some guys who breeds panthers said it was...
  8. Roodah

    Portland, Or: Selling My Cham + All Equipment

    Hi all, Due to a series of very unfortunate personal events, I have to sell my female, year old veiled chameleon and all her equipment listed below, can send more photos too. She's in great health, living in a happy bioactive terrarium with plants growing up all in an excellent condition...
  9. Acidsin

    Can anyone help with bioactive enclosure?

    I go through the bio dude for al my bioactive needs. He does have some bags that fit wonderful in those enclosures
  10. jamest0o0

    what is best for the bottom of the enclosure?

    I've literally thrown a bag of soil over the bottom for some enclosures, that's technically bioactive. If it smells, your plants will be dead too, so it's kind of hard to mess up.
  11. Gilbert818

    Selling full bioactive terrarium

    Admins - I tried to post this in the classifieds, but said I did not have permissions to - please move as needed. Hello, fellow chameleon enthusiasts! If you're in the market for a ready-made bioactive terrarium and are in the American Southwest, read on... TL;DR: (full story below) I am...
  12. Evanstouffer1

    Setup help

    I believe i read somewhere that those are great if you have a female chameleon allowing them to dig down into the substrate to lay eggs, if you have a female chameleon, do you know if this is accurate?
  13. G

    More bioactive questions

    Hey there, Im interested in buying my own instead of building one too but all I could find on home depot for 24 x 24 was an option for $400! Could you please post a link for the one you have?
  14. MissSkittles

    Stella’s upgraded!

    I used a bio bag, like what the bio dude sells but his are too small. I couldn’t find the right size in stock anywhere so bought one too big and have just tucked and folded. This one is similar and closer to right size...
  15. MissSkittles

    Help find 24x24 substrate tray?

    All of the correct sized bags were out of stock and I didn’t want an indefinite wait, so I bought the 32” bags. I set one up and so far so good. I also have the bag from the bio dude that is too small set up and no problems there either. I have a layer of lava rock in the bottom of each and have...
  16. NikkiA

    More bioactive questions

    @MissSkittles The biobags do leak. I wish I wouldn't have purchased one. I am urrently using it my bioactive setup and the bag is way too small if your enclosure is 24 × 24 at the bottom. There is so much unused space with the gap (it's bigger than 1 inch around as it was advertised). Feces...
  17. GrayMadder

    Using a planter box for substrate in a screen cage

    Im literally doing the same w some of my enclosures and have done a lot of reading... From what ive found, you can do a false bottom using a drainage layer and the pvc pipe to get the water out. @jamest0o0 has suggested using a fountain pump to help w getting the water out so it would...
  18. G

    Comment by 'Guppysmom' in 'Intro to Bio-Activity'

    Hey there sorry im not sure to where to post so I'll just plop this here ? Im going bioactive and was going to go off your recommendations and get fox farms ocean forest but didn't realize I would need quite a lot to fill my my 2'x2'x10" biobag. I ordered a bag and it was damaged in the mail so...
  19. MissSkittles

    STELLAAAAA!

    Oh my crazy little sweetie! She’s definitely got something going on with her coco coir panels. She shredded part of one so she can stare at her neighbor. Then today I found she had gotten herself wedged between a panel and the screen in the very back of her enclosure. No idea how she managed to...
  20. BenjiTheCham

    More bioactive questions

    I just finished setting up my bioactive enclosure. It’s in a glass cage so I don’t know much about the bags. You will want isopods and springtails. From what I’ve heard, the best isopods for this tank are dwarf white isopods and the best springtails are the temperate ones. I got a springtails...
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