Any suggestions for my enclosure?

[Rosie42892]

This is my enclosure for my 4 month old Ambilobe Panther. I have a ReptiSun 5.0 Linear, 60watt incandescent for my basking spot, a ficus, a scheflerra, the mistking(which nozzle is now centered) and Zoo Med's Little dripper. My Basking temp ranges from 80 to 85 degrees F. My humidity is at about 50% and spikes to 70% after mists.

 

[hondataeg6]

Looks good, I would just cut the end of the zip-ties closer. How big is you're cage?

 

[Rosie42892]

Alrighty, I'll work on the zip-ties. The enclosure is 30"L x 18"W x 36"H.

 

[skully23]

Hon is right. I also think many others will say this. You need to move the branches (highways) up more and get it higher. Chams love to climb and it seems all your climbing is at the bottom.
but other than that its good

 

[beeze]

Just don't get the branches to close to the basking light. You don't want a burn.

 

[skully23]

Just don't get the branches to close to the basking light. You don't want a burn.

That too

 

[shanksfaml]

great job, nice looking enclosure. Looks very cham comfy!

 

[ghettomike]

maybe a nice smaller hanging pothos for the top left corner and perhaps a few more vines to climb around? It looks pretty good though.

 

[camshaft]

Get digital gauges. The analogs suck and are not accurate. If you can, put the guage (or its probes) close to the center of the cage.

Having gauges on the screen gives you mor of an idea of the environment right outside then enclosure than it does the enclosure.

 

[Mr Wilson]

We gave shooter a fun highway to climb on by going to Michael's (craft store) and buying cheap fake vines. We just strung it from the right back corner to the left front corner and he tends to spend all his time back and forth on that. He loves it!

 

[hondataeg6]

how about a close up picture of your cham??