18’’ x 18” x 48” cage?

[Zan❤sChams]

I want to get a bigger cage for my male Jackson’s chameleon, but I can’t find one that is 18”x18”x48”. There are plenty of 24”x 24”x 48” cages, but if I get one of those I will have to get a bigger drip tray and a wider table to put it on. Does anyone know where I can buy one that is the size I’m looking for?

 

[JacksJill]

They make an 18X18X24 but you would have to buy two and stack them.

 

[Vindicatorix]

I build mu own cage using metal frame to build screen door...

so you can have the size you wish.. take time but it is fun

 

[steve mcgarret]

i agree with vindicator building your own cage is fun and much less expensive

 

[Vindicatorix]

my first for my female panther is 18x18x36, now i am in the process to builds 24x24x48 for the male

you buy the 8' bar and you buy the corner, assemble and put the screen, repeat 4 times. build the top and bottom, and start customizing the door, use metal screw


take about 3-4 hours

 

[Alexander1]

Stop being cheap and get the cage your Cham needs

 

[steve mcgarret]

you're mean

 

[Alexander1]

Buying an animal comes with responsibilities, including providing adequate living space.

 

[InvisibleShad0w]

When the need of a bigger drip tray and a wider table are the only problems you face when u would give your Cham a better life I would take that problems tho.
Just give your Cham the bigger cage

 

[KeopiCat]

Bigger is always better when it comes to chameleons. I'd recommend using a 2x2x4

 

[Zan❤sChams]

I'm sorry for not clarifying earlier, but my cage is 18" x 18" x 36". That is within the recommended enclosure size range for an adult Jackson's chameleon. However, as KeopiCat said, bigger is always better with chameleons and I wanted to get a bigger cage. I don't want to get a wider cage because if I did, I would practically have to replace my whole chameleon setup. New table-$120(It's a nice table), new drip tray-$40, larger dragon ledges-$40, not to mention the price of the cage itself. I am planning to buy two 18" x 18" x 24" cages and connect them. Thanks for all the great ideas!