Bamboo rods?

[Mr. J hahaha]

Is there a way to make bamboo rods easier for Chams to grip on to them? I was thinking of maybe sanding them with large grit sand paper to make grooves in them but I didn’t know if the would harm the Chams or not.

 

[Wildwilson]

Just sand them down before you put them in and i think youll be fine

 

[Remkon]

I just used em without treatment, I haven't seem em having trouble using the bamboo, it may even be a good grip workout.
But if you're concerned I'd sand em down rather than cutting grooves into them as it will become sharp.

 

[jagmom98]

where can you find the bamboo rods?

 

[Mr. J hahaha]

where can you find the bamboo rods?

Home Depot or lowes

 

[jagmom98]

Home Depot or lowes

thanks!

 

[Char333p]

You can always wrap some fake vine plant around it which will make grips and make it prettier. Or plain vine

 

[Mr. J hahaha]

You can always wrap some fake vine plant around it which will make grips and make it prettier. Or plain vine

I was thinking maybe rope but I don’t know how it would be for cleaning and if mildew or mold

 

[Char333p]

True... check Amazon.com for different ropes and twines.. maybe you can look for waterproof ones

 

[Syreptyon]

Or you could just use a type of branch that isn't slippery and doesn't require doctoring? Haha

 

[Char333p]

Or you could just use a type of branch that isn't slippery and doesn't require doctoring? Haha

But bamboo can be perty! Lol but yes that' also a good solution

 

[Mr. J hahaha]

Or you could just use a type of branch that isn't slippery and doesn't require doctoring? Haha

I wanted to grab some branches from out side but I don’t have a big enough over to bake them and I feel like if I just let them sun dry then pests can come back on to them