ChamOh
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I'm setting up a new cage for my panther 18x18x36. I want to do the plexi glass thing on the back and 1/2 (vertically) of each side panel. This will help with moisture and keeping water from hitting the walls of the room, etc.
I have a few questions if anyone has experience with this:
* I think inside may help the water drain correctly and not drip onto the floor I use holes in the bottom and a funnel, tubing, and bucket for drainage/collecting water.
* BUT, outside gives the option of easily removable pannels.
* Inside would also mean the chameleon can't climb on that section of the cage (hm...concern? I guess they don't really need to).
*I've considered lining the plexi with aquarium background or buying plexi that has a rough surface (or doing it myself), which will remove possibility of relection.
I have a few questions if anyone has experience with this:
- Affix the plexi inside or outside of the cage?
* I think inside may help the water drain correctly and not drip onto the floor I use holes in the bottom and a funnel, tubing, and bucket for drainage/collecting water.
* BUT, outside gives the option of easily removable pannels.
* Inside would also mean the chameleon can't climb on that section of the cage (hm...concern? I guess they don't really need to).
- What is best method of attaching plexi to cage?
Reflection a problem like glass? Is these really a concern?
*I've considered lining the plexi with aquarium background or buying plexi that has a rough surface (or doing it myself), which will remove possibility of relection.