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holy hell batman. That's huuuuuuuuuuuuuuuge

good job man. Looks full of places to explore

simple and cheap. I like it!

Looks functional and easy which is always good. Just running the cords down the pvc piping or through the pipes?

Making a duplex then? It's still a decent size cage so I would assume he'd use that area. Maybe make it a basking area or something like that. I agree with everyone else. Time for a new Cham to put in the other cage

Ventilation is the key. The problem with the exoterra systems is that it's all enclosed in glass. No ventilation so humidity can be hard to find at a constant level. Look at the top viewed posts in this forum and there's one about a guy with glass enclosures and making it work. Take a page or...

Yea the ferret has a mischievous look in his eye

AMG Chams: just watch out for their nails getting caught in the window screening since the holes are so small. Great for young cham's though

Ah nice and spacious. Looking great

if in doubt just keep and eye on him a few days after the move

carol5208 I love that your outdoor cage has castors (however you spell it). I'm sure it makes it a breeze to move compared to lifting.

I'm sure he's getting some hydration from his food but misting/dripping is essential

Sadly I can't tell you my great names. Let me know when you settle on one. Congrats!!!

Good lookin little guy. What type of cage do you have for him?

Yea you need to contact the BBB or the version you have in Canada. Sadly I don't think the petstore is going to care what you say because most owners are there to make money and not find the right pet for the right person

Hope they're fertile for you. Sadly all you can do now is wait

Love this concept. Clean and easy

Yea! Go Rangers...

LLLreptile always has reasonable prices for all reptile supplies

Yea don't trust the little hand outs at Petsmart. I used to work there too as a manager and most people in Pet Care don't know as much as they should about the pets.