Ah, sadly no, life got in the way. Good news, though, is I’m about to start building it soon for a future cham (hopefully Ankaramy or Ankify)! I’m still deciding between going for 5’ long or just 4’ long so a standard UVB bulb can reach all the way across. Once that’s decided, my parents still owe me a table saw from Christmas 2018, like I talked about in this thread, and they’re willing to pay up. Yes, pictures will be posted! I’m sooo excited!!!
Thanks! I‘m actually going with either 48”/60” long, 30” deep, and 60” tall of chameleon-usable space, with an 18” deep substrate bin underneath (it is deep because I‘m going to put in a small mulberry tree and a dwarf crepe myrtle, plus tons of other large plants, so I want a nice deep substrate layer so their roots have lots of room).This is amazing! What a dream!! Can't wait to see how it comes out!!
Seems like lots of pros for the 4 foot! Definitely want space for another enclosure!
Haha, yes, but I want to give my future cham(s) the biggest space possible because in Houston it’s either too hot (100+*F and 100% humidity in the summer) or too cold in the winter. Spring and fall are very short seasons here, so there wouldn’t be a lot of outdoor time for themSeems like lots of pros for the 4 foot! Definitely want space for another enclosure!
4' is a good size for a chameleon. They would have plenty of room, IMO
Yes, I just want to make sure because we have dogs and cats, so no free range, and the cage(s) have to fit on one wall in one room
Yes, but I can’t free range or give them a lot of outdoor time with the heat and humidity of Houston, so I want to make sure I can do as big of an enclosure as possible
I’m going to use a 4’ bulb with either build. With bulbs, the longer they are, the better, because the highest strength of the bulb is in the middle, with it being weaker on the ends. So a 2’ and 3’ bulbs together would actually be weaker than a single 4’ bulb
