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Thats 6FT Mate, nothing wrong with large cages,think how big it would have in the wild!!! My male will have a 4x4x2 to himself soon, deciding on weather or not to bother with a female.

Sorry to tell you mate,but you've built it in teh wrong house, you were suppose to come over to the uk and build it for me :( :D:D

Fair enough, the bottom is now cut out, and i will put up pics tommorow when he is in

Just to let you all know, there has been a slight setback, the blade in my jigsaw broke, so i will be cutting the wood tommorow instead. Also, NO CHAMELEON IS GOING TO SUFFER IN ANY WAY!! I KNOW ALOT OF PEOPLE WHO KEEP THEM IN SIMILAIR SIZED VIVS HAPPILY< I would prefer if people would keep...

I dont have to worry about this now as i have found a sheet of wood i can cut down to seperate immediatly if they fight, or get stressed, or breed more than once every year. John

Good ol' PVA glue and water mixture for waterproofing. i have a 3x2x2 spare incase they fight, i have always kept viv lights inside, and never had a burnt cham or blown up a bulb, but i will see what i can do about external mounting.

Hi all Picked up my 4x4x2 today,and tommorow is the first day of the build Here are some pics of it, no modification yet, it is for a pair of Veiled, but i will have a 3x2x2 ready incase of an argument, if this happens i will split it into 2 4x2x2's for them. Seperate Basking spots This...

just setting out to pick up new viv, and will be back to show pics later on

i may make the second viv into two 2x2x2's, for some bearded pygmy's and the other tank for maybe a young female veiled. great link mate, just spent an hour searching the forum for pics of there terrariums, which are very impressive

Fair enough, Do you keep any chameleons like this? being as experienced as you are with chameleons, and probably reptiles in general, i would say you would be able to do this with ease? John

Just thought i would let you know, i have since declined the purchase of the viv, and brought a double stack which is 4x2x2, 4ft high, so i can keep a male cham in one, and gonna keep either an arboreal snake, or a female cham in the other, i may put a seperator in the spare on to make two...

Chers for the reply, n o chance of finding them i guess? especially in the UK

Oops, fair enough, in the UK people sell females from the same batch as trio's or pairs, for keeping together, cheers for letting me know

the top is mesh, so uv will get through fine

Aslong as there not two male i dont see why not, aslong as you have a viv setup incase they fight.

okies, Cheers Sandra

:confused::confused: Sorry mate, don't understand some american dialect ;) The viv also comes with a dripper

That is setup how it would be at the current owners before i have brought it, as the top is mesh, i can put al lights outside, the plants will be replaced with live plants, and the three sides will be covered in polystyrene sheets like a fack rock background :D

the top is mesh if its because of ventilation

Hi all, Just decided i am going to buy a new viv for Bud, then found this: its 52x4highx30front to back!! Can't wait, i will be getting a female for it too, and if they fight, i can split the viv easily :D