Magnetic branches for screen cages? Any links, do they exist?

[Azure2604]

So I don’t want to break holes into my screen cage but I need more branches that my Cham can grab to get his lighting, could anyone provide links to some?

 

[Beman]

Buy dragon ledges. They mount to your cage then all of your branches have a place to attach to. https://dragonstrand.com/dragon-ledges/

There is nothing like what you are talking about. I would advise against using push pins as well unless you can do two into the branch end so they do not roll. Additionally you can use plastic lattice inside your cage. Mount branches and vines to that. you would zip tie the corners of the lattice so it slides into the cage against the back and two side panels. Then your mounting the branches and vines on that with zip ties. Clean cut your zip ties so there are no sharp pieces poking out.

 

[Azure2604]

Buy dragon ledges. They mount to your cage then all of your branches have a place to attach to. https://dragonstrand.com/dragon-ledges/

There is nothing like what you are talking about. I would advise against using push pins as well unless you can do two into the branch end so they do not roll. Additionally you can use plastic lattice inside your cage. Mount branches and vines to that. you would zip tie the corners of the lattice so it slides into the cage against the back and two side panels. Then your mounting the branches and vines on that with zip ties. Clean cut your zip ties so there are no sharp pieces poking out.

Are there ones that are less than 88 dollars

 

[Beman]

Are there ones that are less than 88 dollars

Yeah you can diy with a sheet of plastic lattice and zip ties. Almost everything in chameleon keeping is going to be pricey... My last full set up cost me well over $1500 when it was complete with every single thing. It just is expensive.

 

[ehdee6]

I hang mine from the top with small bendy branches.

https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/xl-reptibreeze-build-floating-branches.194647/post-1824271

 

[MissSkittles]

After using some scrap garden trellis when in a pinch, I found it’s actually really a great option. You can get a panel or even half panel cheap from Home Depot or Lowe’s (some even come in colors), cut to size, sand the sharp edges smooth and attach. I drilled tiny holes in the trellis where I needed and then attached to the frame with wire thin enough to go thru the screen holes. To prevent it from slipping, I wrapped a few wires around some screws. I did add a couple of screws so that I wouldn’t risk interfering with the screen panels attaching together. It looks quite nice and I was pleasantly surprised by it. I do hang a couple of sturdy straight branches vertically and then use those to attach the rest of everything, including plants. See my pics below.