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The depth would be 2 feet doubling the current depth that should be enough space right?

And yes, I am set on a living vivarium the main attraction will be the plants and foliage considering the chameleon is a pretty shy animal and will be more in the background of what i had in mind..

Ok heres my idea based on what you have said i will add leaf litter to the ground of the tank, add more sticks and vines. I don't want to spend another 200$ or more buying an entirely new cage... So, i'm thinking what if i just build another top to the tank that is 3 feet wide and 4 feet tall...

Also i love the idea of adding leaf litter i will definitely do that i think that would make the tank look more natural and it seems it would prevent the dirt eating issue!

The dimensions of the tank are 3 feet tall, 4 feet long by 1 foot wide... Which brings me another question because i was already concerned about width i figured i could make up for the width in height is that ok? or is it just not going to work?

I have been basing everything off of the idea of having a male veiled chameleon because they live longer and have more color.

alright thanks!

Do you think the substrate will be a big issue? i read about that happening a bit but i'm not very educated on the dirt eating aspects, i got very specific substrate its 100% sphagnum peat moss i read that peat moss was an ideal substrate in chameleon vivariums... And the height was a concern i...

hello im new to this forum hopefully I posted this on the right one! I’m curious what everyone’s opinion on my set up is before I commit and buy the chameleon. Basically, I wanted to set up an automated system so that I could keep a veiled chameleon in a sustainable environment for it to be...