Tanzy's growing up!
- Thread starter PeriTanz
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VeiledChams
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Now would be a good time..lol.
PeriTanz
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Yay! Do you recommend going all the way to a large 48" 24" 24" ? Or some type of medium sized enclosure in between?
Justin Ward
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go ahead and get the big boy cage setup...no need for an extra cage to buy/build...just keep an eye out to make sure he can find his food, you may have to cup feed until he grows into the cage
VeiledChams
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I agree with Justin, go right ahead to the big one. I never had smaller cages for my chams. I just watched that they ate their food.(I never cup fed either)
PeriTanz
New Member
Great I was hoping to skip the extra cost of a mid size. Tanzy is great at finding his food in his small cage so i will order the big one and let everyone know when i get it. Thanx for the advice i will watch to make sure hes finding his food np 
Any opinions on DIY.com cages? Or did you build your own?
Any opinions on DIY.com cages? Or did you build your own?
VeiledChams
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i got the biggest one from FLChams. had it for over a year and its perfect. That's the one I always recommend. Although DIY has the cheapest and most say they are pretty good too.
Check out the enclosure thread around here (use the search function) so you get cool ideas. Include a lot of live plants!
Check out the enclosure thread around here (use the search function) so you get cool ideas. Include a lot of live plants!
Justin Ward
Established Member
Great I was hoping to skip the extra cost of a mid size. Tanzy is great at finding his food in his small cage so i will order the big one and let everyone know when i get it. Thanx for the advice i will watch to make sure hes finding his food np
Any opinions on DIY.com cages? Or did you build your own?
i use and like the screen cages from DIYCages and LLLReptile...however, if you have the time and handiness its a bit cheaper to make your own...aditionally, you can make a sturdier cage and customize it to your specifications and needs...i have built and bought cages, but mainly use the bought aluminum screen and reptarium cages...i keep my chams upstairs, so they are easier to move downstairs and outside than the heavier, bulkier wood cages...hope this helps
