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Trust me I'm ok with spending money on my cham..i wanna do whats best for her. Thats why i joined the forum. So i can be well educated. I hav heard how screen enclosures are better than glass. Bt this a temp enclosure til she gets biggerI hate to say this, but you're about to spend some serious $$.
You need way more coverage, and since they are an aboral (Tree Dwelling) species, they love to climb, the taller the cage the better. Live Plants are an amazing choice because they are a fun little snack for your cham (especially veiled) and you can even go bioactive, in my experience, they hold water droplets way batter than fake plants. Just make sure that they are cham safe and are clean. Hibiscus and Pothos are always a great choice.
I prefer screen over glass because, it provides airflow and less mold, but their toenails can come out if they get stuck on it if they are not careful. It looks like you have substrate at the bottom, (Yay or Nay?) if you don't have any live plants in there, most of us prefer to say no to the substrate because it can become a breeding ground for bacteria.
The Form that @Lennoncham send is an easy way to help you with your husbandry.
Thanks for coming to the forums and we'll get you the help you need!
This is not true, at least not automatically anyway. Both screen and glass vivs have strengths and weaknesses that must be compensated for when designing the enclosure. The environment the viv will be housed is the main, but not sole, determining factor as to which type of viv will preform best. As a general rule, screen vivs preform best in high humidity/temp environments and glass vivs preform best in low humidity/temp environments. As mentioned previously, answering the questions above would help us determine which would be best for you.I hav heard how screen enclosures are better than glass
hi sorry ive had a long day!!! But i have a glass enclosure and live in northern Nevada where its usually cold 7 months outa the yearThis is not true, at least not automatically anyway. Both screen and glass vivs have strengths and weaknesses that must be compensated for when designing the enclosure. The environment the viv will be housed is the main, but not sole, determining factor as to which type of viv will preform best. As a general rule, screen vivs preform best in high humidity/temp environments and glass vivs preform best in low humidity/temp environments. As mentioned previously, answering the questions above would help us determine which would be best for you.