3n1 Outdoor Enclosure - Good Ideal or Bad Ideal?

CrazyChamLady13 · Sep 13, 2013

Good evening! !!

So I've bee toying around the ideals to let my Chameleons and beardie go outside with no issues. I'm thinking a huge 24x60x72, the Chameleons will have the 2 top completely separated with a plywood or something at 24x30x48. Bottom half for my beardie at 24x60x24 with plywood/artificial grass bottom, a couple hiding areas etc.

Anyways I'm thinking about using PVC pipe because I'm tired of working with wood.

I was just wondering how others though of this. I want it light enough that I can wheel around easily.

Thanks for looking

CrazyChamLady13 · Sep 14, 2013

I was thinking about maybe turning it into a movable green house... I hate it when I get these crazy ideals. Someone tell me I'm crazy!

CrazyChamLady13 · Sep 14, 2013

http://www.pvcplans.com/Greenhouse.htm

Something like this just a hair bit smaller.
Maybe 6ftx6ftx6ft be enough room for 2 24x30x48 enclosure or 3 24x24x48 on each side. Room for my beardie and supplies as well as a walk way.

Olimpia · Sep 14, 2013

I don't see why not! You may have to make the bottom between the chams and the beardie slanted so that if you mist them chams the poor beardie isn't drenched with cham poop water! It should just roll right off and down the sides, and not on him. Or something like that, but you see what I mean.

djfishygillz · Sep 14, 2013

I would recommend just keeping them separate... Be safe and won't be sorry.

CrazyChamLady13 · Sep 20, 2013

Rethinking my ideal of making it so long. I'm going to need to make it into a corner piece after measuring my porch. So now I'm looking into making it 36" in back on both sides angling into a L shape, 24" on the from L, and 24" at the ends turning those into doors, and having it 6' tall. There will be a divide so they can't see each other. Then my beardie will have his separate enclosure so he doesn't get drenched.