eisentrauti
Avid Member
Hello,
are here somewhere pics of real large enclosures ? I couldn't find some
Best regards
Benny
are here somewhere pics of real large enclosures ? I couldn't find some
Best regards
Benny
Pics of real big enclosures ?
- Thread starter eisentrauti
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Chris Anderson
Dr. House of Chameleons
Here are two large enclosures:
~7' tall x 6' x 3':
~7' tall x 3' x 3' corner unit (diamond shaped):
Chris
~7' tall x 6' x 3':
~7' tall x 3' x 3' corner unit (diamond shaped):
Chris
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eisentrauti
Avid Member
@Chris: Wow, very nice ones ! Are in the first enclosure also parsonii's ? By the way, if you need some translation help for understanding the texts from the "Reptilia" I could help you
@Todnedo: Also very nice examples !
Thanks for your replies !
Best regards
Benny
@Todnedo: Also very nice examples !
Thanks for your replies !
Best regards
Benny
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eisentrauti
Avid Member
Nice, with orange plantation. Good for the animal and the keeper
Eric Adrignola
Avid Member
I have a nice melleri cage setup - but I don't want to take pics yet because the door is not final - I had a wood frame door from a cage I wasn't using, and I just hinged it on temporarily wth zip ties. It works, but it's unsightly.
It's 6'x6'x3' deep. Got two big ficus and some vines from outside - I know it works well because the door is left open much of the time, and neither of them ever tries to escape.
If this thread continues, I'll have some motivation to finish the thing. The possibility of relocationg to raleigh for work has been quite the disincentive to finish cage asthetics...
It's 6'x6'x3' deep. Got two big ficus and some vines from outside - I know it works well because the door is left open much of the time, and neither of them ever tries to escape.
If this thread continues, I'll have some motivation to finish the thing. The possibility of relocationg to raleigh for work has been quite the disincentive to finish cage asthetics...
chameleon97
New Member
This is mine. It is approx 3'x3' footprint and stands 6 1/2-7' high.
1. Where is the UVB Light?
2. Get out that substrate NOW
www.raisingkittytheveiledchameleon.blogspot.com please read the whole thing.
SSimsswiSS
Avid Member
Here's a new 7x7x7 enclosure. I'm adding two more 4x7x7tall walk-in's by time I'm done building. So 15' long x 7' wide x 7' tall when complete.
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Sancho
New Member
DANG STEVE! I want a back yard like that. Man how many chams do you have?
SSimsswiSS
Avid Member
eisentrauti
Avid Member
Wow ! Very impressive ! What species do you keep ?
B
blackbetty
Guest
I agree Steve, Im moving in!
This is real inspirational! Man, I wish we had an enclosed deck, Id just make it a giant cham hang out..with a lawnchair in the middle.
This is real inspirational! Man, I wish we had an enclosed deck, Id just make it a giant cham hang out..with a lawnchair in the middle.
Thanks for the concern. He has a 5.0 UV strip light and the substarte is crushed walnut shell. Crushed walnut shell is completely digestable and will not pose any risk to him. He never leaves the canopy of the tree anyway.
Steve,
Is the frame work made of wood or vinyle? Is the screen aluminum? Heck it looks like a greenhouse. Can you post some close-ups of the inside furnishings and the doors and sides? I just want to lust a bit (house prices need to get WAY down to move to Orange County where an outdoor setup makes sense!!).
Nick
jannb
Chameleon Enthusiast
Post #3 of the link below is a big cage on our screened back porch.
https://www.chameleonforums.com/enclosure-photos-13098/
https://www.chameleonforums.com/enclosure-photos-13098/
