Outdoor enclosure

[Lille]

I'm wanting a seperate cage for outdoors so I don't have to truck my poor little Yemen around in his big cage. What size would be okay for a "nice day" cage?

 

[naich]

well i would go with this...its large enough fpr an adult and light wieght...you could just take out a large ficus/scheffleara and watch him for an hour or two...
http://lllreptile.com/store/catalog...nd-explorariums/-/100-gallon-basic-reptarium/
cage...

 

[Titan]

If you put your Cham oudoors in a tree without a enclosure, Preferably Its a larger Chameleon, As there are real Predators out there. Birds, Cats, and such. The smaller the Cham the higher chance of if being attacked. Just a thought to keep your eyes out if you do this without a cage.

 

[Lille]

I have an outdoor cat and a dog that seems to like things that move (outside in the backyard more than anything), the cat has yet to even see my Veiled, at this point the dog has lost interest. I really want a nice cage for weekends and such for him to go out and chill in. He's still a juvi so I wanted something that didn't have to be replaced anytime soon. I'll defiantly check that link!

Thank you for the imput.

 

[Hilikus311]

hmmmmm. . . i was thinking something more like this for outdoors since i'll be watching my cham when he suns. http://lllreptile.com/store/catalog/reptile-supplies/reptariums-reptarium-accessories-and-explorariums/-/medium-explorarium/

 

[Lille]

I had though about that myself, but I didn't know if a large size would be good enough when my veiled grows up to be a big boy. I liked the fact you can hang it, it makes it more flexible in my situation. Keeping the cage out of the way of the dog is very important to me. And I have a plant hanger near my front door that'd be great on. Any input about a male veiled being in a large explorarium when he gets big?