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Hello everyone! I am planning on building an outdoor enclouse 6'w x 3'd x 6'h (MOC, lol), divided up into 4 18"x36"x72" luxury apartments :) The goal here is to keep my chameleons outside full time for as long as the weather permits here in Cincinnati (hoping 6 months out of the year). I...

They fell in and just kept at it. Also a peek at the kind of feeding cup I use in heavily watered cages. Dries out quick and remains much cleaner. IF you are not using cups like this you are not doing it right :p

What is the best screen cage (manufacturer) for a Veiled Chameleon? I have seen reptibreeze, exo-terra types. Any suggestions? Edit: it is approximatly 6 inches long. Not sure of the age.

So if I do decide to get crafty, lol, what's the best kind of mesh/screening to use, in homemade enclosures? What's going to be best for visibility, toe size, non-bug escaping, non-rusting, etc...? Thanks. I'm not very crafty, so I have no clue, so please be specific. :)

Which one do you prefer? The latter one is my curious little darling yesterday (veiled male 6 months). The whole photo series here.

Current Problem - My Cham keeps climbing onto the screen and going onto the roof of the enclosure. I am worried she is going to sit directly under the light and burn herself. I have read so many posts talking about the danger of chameleon burns and I am not sure how to handle this. Chameleon...

my pokey-man deserved a new cage. he has been living in an 18x18x24 enclosure since i got him (2 years ago). just since his pseudomonas treatment he's been climbing to the top poking his horns into the mesh, like "hey i'm stuck in here." so i started making him a new cage. it still needs to be...

Our first chameleon ever! He's stunning and full of personality (we're only on day 2!) You guys are awesome! Confusing and complicated for people who have never owned anything requiring basking light, UVB, gut loading, etc.

I use large sized cages for extra large males or groups of females.

I like to put cages in a row with two 48 inch hood fixtures over them. Each fixture holds a 10.0 Reptisun tube light and various heat/basking bulbs. I like the streamlined look.

Close up of caging which shows how I use potted plants to make the cages look more attractive.

Additional cages in my home office.

Cages closest to my desk. I like being able to see chameleons while I am sitting at my computer.