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Here is a pic that shows it better. Also there are vines that run down in the back of the aquarium where it can go if it so desires.

Thank you. That pic is only a small section of the space available to it. If it were to fall in the water there are flowers or driftwood touching all water areas. Not much of the top is open water. Very easy for it to get out of the water if needed. Honestly I don't think there is a much of a...

I don't think there is much risk at all of drowning in this setup

Well I got stage 4 cancer and got out of my hobbies for a while. I am now cancer free 3 years. Anyway I did get this setup done but a little different than I had first planned but here it is. So far so good. The chameleon does not have anything to do with the fish. The chameleon stays on the...

Geeez I was just kidding:p I will defintly monitor the humidity even before introducing the cham. Because this is not an inclosure, high humidity should not be a problem. The vines above the tank will extend to near the ceiling. Should be 5ft above the tank. I think the only time I will see the...

Sorry, your right. I looked up there natural enviroment and found this. I was really mistaken about what is natural for them.:p

After a little more research I have decided agaist a water fall backdrop and I think a drip wall would be better. Using only RO water. The extra water will go over into the wetdry and overflow it into the drain. My concern with the waterfall is that while the water is UV treated it still will...

I do. That is one reason for asking the question in the first place. With the Pacu most people can not even keep them with other fish because they eat all of them. I can keep them with fish that are 1/8" and he does not even think about eating any of them. I have not seen one other person...

a. Not a problem on my iguana setup. Remember this is a open "cage" not an inclosure. IF that were to be a problem it could be solved with a fan, but I don't see that as a problem at all though. c. It defintly still be cleaned, but I think it will require less mantinance and be cleaner than...

Never seen the vid. I have determined that mine will not eat fish.

Whoa! I never said I didn't want my cham to be safe. You don't have to act like that. You have been downing me in every post. If I only cared about asthetics, I would have never asked a question in the first place. I have gottem some good info so far. No one said a set up could not be astheticly...

defintly. It will be set up like my iguana as far as that goes. 50 gallons get autochanged every day and waste is removed thru a valve that back washes the filter into a waste drain. It has a much higher bioload than this tank will ever have and water perimeters stay perfect.

Okay, I will not let her eat fish. If I see this as a problem it can be solved by: a.safe/non toxic floating plants. b.other floating objects to cover the surface of the water.

I'm not talking about forcing her to eat fish. I will not take away the normal diet from her. I was just curious about the fish thing. I don't care whether she eats them or not. If she wants to that will be up to her. BTW the big fish is mostly a vegitarian. It eats seed, fruit, plants. It...

These pics are old. It has changed a little since these were taken. Maybe I can get some better pics soon.

There would defintly be vines and lots of them. It would be simular to the setup I have now with my veiled. I have many vines running out of the ground that carry up to her basking area with a waterfall on the back wall. I guess its not so much of a "cage", but that is something like what I want...

No chamleons eating guppies in my other tank.:p

I have a simular setup for my green iguana. He feeds the fish in that aquarium:). amazingly the water stays clear and the fish eat all the waste in a matter of 10mins or so. The iguana has large branches that he can climb around on that lead up to the top of the aquarium and over it. Sometimes...

Do you think it could fall in and drown?

I was thinking about building a very large cage that goes over top a open top 150 gallon aquarium that has breeding guppies in it. Most fish in there are about 1/8th" long and swim at the surface. I was just curious if they would attempt to eat the fish. I don't really care if they did get eaten...