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Here is a simple outdoor enclosure I completed earlier in the summer for outdoor time during those warmer days in San Diego. It’s 3’x3’x6’ framed using 2x2 redwood posts. Newtech wood (similar to Trex) decking as flooring. Caster wheels with wheel brakes for mobility.

ASI aquarium silicone. Mostly the black stuff on the background. https://www.bestmaterials.com/detail.aspx?ID=19108&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI6bK3usKy7AIVRz6tBh3sOQWlEAQYASABEgLQwvD_BwE

Yes, I was just referring to the inside of the drainage basin here. Since there is a few inches of standing water On the bottom I wanted to make sure it was fairly thick. I tried to spread out about 1/8” layer and let it dry before applying the next and I think I did three layers on the basin. I...

Here is a simple drainage system I constructed for a two piece China cabinet conversion. I sawed through the top and bottom cabinet and cut into the divider walls to allow the draining basin to sit as deep as possible without interfering with the cabinet/drawer access below. It required a few...

Wow! There are some awesome enclosures here. So much inspiration here on the forums! I’m almost done with a (42”x42”) china cabinet enclosure conversion for a male Furcifer pardalis. I have other shots of the construction and build details if anyone is interested. It’s a bio active setup with...

OK, thanks.

My friend just got back from the Serengeti and took a couple pics of chameleons. They are looking pretty healthy. I think the second is a Rudis? Can anyone confirm and ID the first? Thank you, flyingpanther

I agree Will. Great resource. Concise,, to the point and full of great material.

LLL Reptile from their Oceanside, Caifornia store. He is as grumpy as they come but a good grumpy if you know what I mean. Post a pic of your guy.

(AKA) Enzo the Ambilobe Panther Superworm no more series here: https://www.chameleonforums.com/close-encounters-insectivore-2329/

These are all great tips. If your camera has the flower symbol or macro capability this is the best way to get close up shots. It will allow your camera to focus at a shorter range. If you must use a flash stay back a ways so you don't white out the subject. If your camera shoots at a fairly...

Fantastic shots of your cham! He is certainly all fired up.

What great pictures of these beautiful chameleons! The first one rocks!

Excellent photo series!

Ambilobe Panther

Looks like a GBH. I bet he is happy the ice melted!

Sweet pictures of Steggi. A very handsome looking Jacksons with a great smile!

I love the critique. Will, I think I did try 45 degrees left for the droplets to be in focus but it just lost something from that angle. Here are some others from the "red" series. Boy this post has got to be boring a lot of people! I forgot you could grab the image settings also Dave. Thanks...

Dave, roger the f-stop stuff. I am unsure what these were shot at off the top of my head. The second photo is in much need of a larger focal range, however in all of my experimentation this one was interesting to me because of the composure. It kind of looks like a snake wrapping around itself...