Drainage for the Reptibreeze

[Progrmor]

Hello everyone!

Those of you that got the Reptibreeze for your chams, how do you deal with drainage? Im thinking of drilling a couple of holes in that white bottom you get with the cage and put some sort of container under the cage.

//Prog

 

[Balizar]

I was thinking the same thing but not sure if the water would ruin the board. I dont think its water proof.

 

[Progrmor]

I was thinking the same thing but not sure if the water would ruin the board. I dont think its water proof.

I see, what material is it made of?

 

[Lpsouth1978]

The bottom is some sort of plastic material and is not damaged by water or drilling. I just drilled several holes in the middle of the white sheet and placed the plant on top of them. The plant weighs enough to make the water run to the middle and through the holes. I use a LLL water tray under my cages and drain the water from that. A tray of some sort under the cage would work also.

 

[Progrmor]

The bottom is some sort of plastic material and is not damaged by water or drilling. I just drilled several holes in the middle of the white sheet and placed the plant on top of them. The plant weighs enough to make the water run to the middle and through the holes. I use a LLL water tray under my cages and drain the water from that. A tray of some sort under the cage would work also.

Awesome! Thanks!

 

[Thegreatfonz]

The perfect cham stand IMO is a shelving unit. Just place the cage on the top rack, drill the holes into the white bottom and then just place a large bucket from lowes under the cage and it'll drip right to the bucket.

 

[Progrmor]

The perfect cham stand IMO is a shelving unit. Just place the cage on the top rack, drill the holes into the white bottom and then just place a large bucket from lowes under the cage and it'll drip right to the bucket.

That is sort of what im planning on doing! thanks for the input!