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I commissioned the background and added the branches myself using silicon. Their eBay contact is lunarlinesstudio UK based.did you do the backdrop part by yourself, or buy it from somewhere?
No chameleon just yet, letting the plants grow in. I'm leaning towards panther chameleon, but if I can find a CB Jackson's in the UK, I might switch teams.What species of chameleon are you getting/do you have?
exo terra x-tall 90 x 60 cmWhat size is the terrarium? It's too small for a panther and could be too small for a jacksons, too.
61x61x122cmThey need a 2x2x4 enclosure and that’s in feet, not sure what it is in cm. It does look beautiful though, just small.
They need a 2x2x4 enclosure and that’s in feet, not sure what it is in cm. It does look beautiful though, just small.
Yeah, it's going to have to be a Jackson's chameleon with the size enclosure I have or a CB carpet chameleon, if I can find one (not likely, lol). With my setup being a bioactive glass terrarium and UK climate, I'll be able to achieve the needed high humidity and nighttime temp drop.I live in the state of Maine which is the farthest northeast you can get in the US and we get snow in the winter. I know it is hard to keep humidity up and temps at the proper levels in homes where heaters are running because we have that issue here. You just have to cover 3 sides of your screen enclosure with either plastic or that corrugated plastic sheet panels and use an automated misting machine. We can’t always get our temps or humidity perfect but we do the very best we can. Chams just need that much room. I hope this has helped you with some ideas.
Ty, for feedback and a free-range tree next to the enclosure, is a great idea.So I believe it is 18x18x36 inches. Yes on the small side, but can be acceptable. Especially for a Jackson’s. There are other keepers using that size. Bigger is better but sometimes we are limited. A free range tree next to the enclosure can give extra climbing when you are able to watch.
some more climbing branches could be added. I like the thick branches you have, with some narrow ones it gives good variety.
Plants can be trimmed out as needed.
Hello James, I had the same issue regarding size and just wanted something bigger for my cham, this is eventually my solution https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/project-royal-penthouse-suite-ranjo.183628/I've been debating a couple of routes I can go. I can raise a male and update (mod viv by adding an extra foot), keep a female, or go with a smaller species.
I think during for fixation of the panels, to squeeze up the glue for a better hold.Very nice setup! I have a question, what was those weights used for?
Hello,Hello James, I had the same issue regarding size and just wanted something bigger for my cham, this is eventually my solution https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/project-royal-penthouse-suite-ranjo.183628/
Definitely love your setup, however agree with others that it would be on small size for an Jackson. For example a K. Boehmei it would be the correct size.