Simple but effective for a one chameleon enclosure.
Thats why I like them.
Stellas lookin sexy snizzake.
Good job on the cages.. What kind of screen did you use?
She still seems dehydrated to some extent ;/ She is doing good though, thanks.
Its just plain aluminum screen from HD.
Well its about time!!!
love'm! They all look very content in the sun
They love it out there. I like having them out there much better as well.
Yep, they work
. Nicely done, and that reminds me - I'm going to have to get working on my outdoor enclosures for this year soon, they have outgrown the little ones I got away with last year............
As long as they dont fall apart/rust in a year, Ill be happy.
ya put it where a burn barrel was? we just ripped one out cause my dad ran into it with the truck. like a pro.
what i love about burn barrels is all the moss that grows in the ash, but im a sucker for moss.
waterbears ftw
nice if youre not using fiberglass screen, i mean sure it should keep up for now buuut.
fiberglass screen fallls apart like it is its job. plus the crap is toxic.
its just crappy craptastic crap.
based on the pics for me its hard to tell. if it is aluminum great but that "charcoal" crap well it looks like crap. you need to spend an extra buck on the straight "black" by new york wire....
try a place that specializes in windows/doors i learned you cant special order the good crap through homedepot
oh and you need more shade, holy crapola, if you plan on keeping em in there 24/7 they need some crap to hide in. thats just over exposure.
i learned real quick they only need like 2 hours direct sunlight in the morning or the evening.
so summer housing goes in under the trees.
hey have i gotten the record for most uses of the term "crap" in one post? a smaller gauge chicen wire does well if youre not extecting babies, that way the bugs can get in......but ya wanna keep those fireflies out.
That is a burn pit, not a barrel?
It was there already, and I dont use it.
Yes, moss is neat.
Its just the biggest roll of aluminum screen I could find, 4'x50'.
The aluminum is folded/rolled tightly, around the deer fencing, as well as being impaled on it, so it holds to it.
They have shade, although I dont expect most the plants to live long, like the pothos, and parlor palms. Im currently looking for more plants and such. They stay out there 24/7 for the most part. It does not get that hot here, and they get plenty of mists a day.
I truly appreciate the concern though.
Yeah, I was originally thinking about something like Seeco does, but did not want to just use the hardware cloth, so that it would be "bug proof".
I thought Id cover the HDcloth with screen, but that seemed to "dense" of a layering. The deer fencing is easy to work with, and give it structure/shape.
These things are almost 6' tall, and have already weathered a few storms fine. I was going to drive posts down the sides, and anchor them to them, to provide support. I dont think they need it, but Ill still likely do it.
Nice Job!!! Very simple and effective, great series of pics as well
Hey thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
I appreciate everyones comments
