SaintJimmy
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Wow, some very leafy, densely packed enclosures! I love this thread. Keep it going, guys!!!
Official Enclosure Picture Thread #2 - post your pics!
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foshizzle11
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So I haven't seen very many pictures of chameleons in the repti breeze iguanarium if any at all. So I thought I would show some pictures of my male ambilobe in his new permanent home. The dementions are 48x36x18. It takes a lot of misting to keep up humidity but well worth it.
this is a sweet setup, one of my favourites on here. What do you feed and do they get out of the cage? Do you use a feeding cup so they kind of stick around there???
foshizzle11
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So this is pretty well organized chaos! Our female panther seems to love it though. We have fake vines, dried sticks/branches, live plants, silk flowers/vines and so far she seems to climb on everything.
She sleeps on the live plant. She drinks from it as well but no where else. Something I've learned is that having a live plant is key to housing a panther. Seems like a great place to hide and sleep for our little Jack!
We obviously made this enclosure. It is 48 x 48 x 22 inches and is all mesh. But is surrounded on 3 sides, so isn't to drafty. We don't have any drainage as we are new to this hobby and didn't know it was needed so we just drip our little dripper into a bucket within the enclosure and mist freely. We plan on getting a shower curtain but have yet to do so. Drainage is a priority for sure but it is hard to determine what to do to reduce the amount of space we will need to take from the cham while doing so.
Thanks for looking!
Dgood
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Thank you very much, it was a tough choice deciding to buy this but it has been well worth it so far. I cup feed primarily because his food would definitely be able to escape, even the big boy crickets could escape no problem. I had to drill some holes at the bottom to provide drainage. I'm going ti hook up a mist king that I just ordered and a diy humidifier fogger. Ill post some pics of all of my enclosures once everything is all set up.
chams rule
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I see a lot of these look homemade. Do you use old cabinets, pantries, etc or what? Could I turn a bread pantry into an enclosure? If so, I'd love some ideas, if possible blueprints would be fantastic! I'm loving all these cages!
Finally have Bane's baby terrarium and his adult cage setup and almost finished. Still want to add LOTS more walkways in the front open space of his adult cage. He already LOVES his little terrarium though
Sry for crappy iphone pics. My DSLR needs a new battery
Nice!!! That's a bromeliad, right?? Are they safe? Would love to put one in mine
Niels Pedersen
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Kinyongia boehmei terrarium.
Kinyongia tenuis terrarium.
Rhampholeon (Rh) spinosus terrarium.
Rhampholeon (Rh) spectrum terrarium.
Rieppeleon brevicaudatus terrarium.
Find us on facebook kamaeleoner.dk / chameleons.dk
https://da-dk.facebook.com/pages/kamaeleonerdk-Chameleonsdk/267606296615413
Regards, Niels
Kinyongia tenuis terrarium.
Rhampholeon (Rh) spinosus terrarium.
Rhampholeon (Rh) spectrum terrarium.
Rieppeleon brevicaudatus terrarium.
Find us on facebook kamaeleoner.dk / chameleons.dk
https://da-dk.facebook.com/pages/kamaeleonerdk-Chameleonsdk/267606296615413
Regards, Niels
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Motherlode Chameleon
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Niels
Are those terrariums still going now? And with those natural setting are your chameleons breeding regularly without manipulation such as your colony of Rieppeleon brevicaudatus or Rhampholeon spinosus?
Kind Regards
Jeremy A. Rich
Are those terrariums still going now? And with those natural setting are your chameleons breeding regularly without manipulation such as your colony of Rieppeleon brevicaudatus or Rhampholeon spinosus?
Kind Regards
Jeremy A. Rich
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