1st Bioactive Setup, Any Suggestions?

[Extensionofgreen]

Still haven’t bought a place there yet, but likely Cape Coral, Punta Gorda, or South to Homestead.

 

[dshuld]

Still haven’t bought a place there yet, but likely Cape Coral, Punta Gorda, or South to Homestead.

Gotcha, stay on the west coast .

 

[Curlytails]

You could use aquarium grade silicone or g1 silicone to waterproof. I'm not sure about the flex seal but I know that those 2 silicones are safe.

flex seal the guy put a boat back together with it so i dont see why it wont work!

 

[NorCalAnthony]

flex seal the guy put a boat back together with it so i dont see why it wont work!

It's been holding up great so far on the planter box I built and as long as you get the liquid version it's labeled as animal and aquarium safe in several places so I'm thinking it should be fine for our enclosures.

 

[Senior West]

@Senior West It's doing great so far. The pothos has really exploded almost to the point where I'm going to have to start cutting it back. So far the soil and drainage seem to be working well and it hasn't turned in to a swampy mess like I was somewhat worried about when I was first setting everything up.

 

[Senior West]

Good to hear it's still going strong. Curious to know how long did you wait before you introduced your chameleon into the enclosure after you completed it?

 

[NorCalAnthony]

I think it wound up being maybe a month or two but that was mainly because I was waiting for the breeder and dealing with a house remodel so I wasn't in a big hurry or anything. I'd think maybe 3-4 would be a good enough amount of time to make sure all the plants get settled and you can make sure your drainage system is working well with your misting schedule. Last thing you want is to move your cham and find out you need to rethink/redo your drainage.