Redoing Panther Chameleon Cage

[julianfremaint]

I'm thinking about redoing my Panther chameleons cage. It's getting a bit dirty and a hard setup to clean. I think now that I know more about chameleons, as when I originally set up the cage I was new to chameleons, I will be able to set up a better cage. Is this a good idea? He's been in the cage for about 10 months. Any cage setup suggestions? Websites that sell cage accessories? Any input would be much appreciated.

 

[ChamDE86]

I'm thinking about redoing my Panther chameleons cage. It's getting a bit dirty and a hard setup to clean. I think now that I know more about chameleons, as when I originally set up the cage I was new to chameleons, I will be able to set up a better cage. Is this a good idea? He's been in the cage for about 10 months. Any cage setup suggestions? Websites that sell cage accessories? Any input would be much appreciated.

Absolutely nothing wrong with changing your setup as long as your cham is still able to bask, hide, climb, etc. Assuming your cham is almost a year old, I don't see any major side effects as he'll just get use to his newly decorated home. I use the majority of my foilage midway and to the top of the cage. I have nothing on the bottom (easy cleaning), although that may change once I put in my umbrella plant.

 

[kplatvoet]

Have you seen Dragonstrand ledges ? He's making them for screened cages- makes it easier to hang plants and keep things off the floor so the cages are easier to clean -
http://dragonstrand.com/dragon-ledges/