His new home.

[nfoster187]

Well we went a bit overboard, but here it is, there is a crown molding on the top that you can not see in the picture.

Let me know what you guys think.

Nick

 

[Dean Pulcini]

Looks nice what are the dimensions?

 

[Dankmeleon]

looks good now junglyfy it

 

[Zoey]

wow thats a pretty nice looking cage. cant wait to see what it looks like fully furnished

 

[Scotty]

Awesome, now you gotta fill it with some good stuff to match the enclosure!
Make sure you post some pics..
Cheers
scott.

 

[summoner12]

looks nice!

 

[ian]

that looks very PRO. what kind of wood did you use. it looks beautiful. if i had to guess, it could be mahogony (but washed out by the flash) or walnut. these are purely uneducated guesses though.

 

[Dankmeleon]

my chameleon cage smells of rich mohagoney

 

[jack frost]

beeeaaauuutiful!

great job.

 

[nfoster187]

Actually i took a stand that i built for a saltwater tank i use to have and faced it with cabinet grade plywood. Sprayed it with a stain to give it the color. On the door i used magnetic closers and hidden hinges. The dimensions are 32x22x96, little bit much and i am currently battling trying to fill it. All together the build cost me about $190.00, a lot of that being the screen molding which adds up really quick.

 

[joefarah]

"super sweet" - Eric Cartman