carol5208
Chameleon Enthusiast
I love the "Habitat for Chamanity" Very cute and nice cage BTW!
Last edited by a moderator:
***The Official Enclosure Picture Thread***
- Thread starter cantgetagoodsn
- Start date
I love the "Habitat for Chamanity" Very cute and nice cage BTW!
Kansascity
New Member
It is really nice to take a room and make it your’s, you alway’s hear about a man cave never hardly the other way around. I am about to steal a room in our basement that is just about ready to be finished for more chams, and have a mural all the way around the room
Thanks Carol.
Bruno
New Member
Last edited by a moderator:
Kansascity
New Member
UMMM HOLY SHAT!!!!
I agree Bad ARSE lol! love it I am gonna have our contractor take a looksey at that one (subdivided) for our finished basement! Absolutely stunning outcome, which is now my personal obsession (drooling)!
and jumping for joy lol!!
Leroux2008
Member
maggiemay1969
New Member
Midnighthwk
New Member
my turn
Snowberry
New Member
Set-up for my first chameleon.
Here is my current set-up for a 3.5 month old panther chameleon. It measures 4ft x 3ft x 2ft and has a planted bottom with a ficus and an umbrella plant. There is a dripper on the top left and several jungle vines. A big piece of cork covers the bottom and gives additional climbing space.
The basking light and heat lamp are on the top right and the back has lots of ventilation holes. I'm in the UK, hence the wood and glass. The ficus has already grown a little higher!
Here is my current set-up for a 3.5 month old panther chameleon. It measures 4ft x 3ft x 2ft and has a planted bottom with a ficus and an umbrella plant. There is a dripper on the top left and several jungle vines. A big piece of cork covers the bottom and gives additional climbing space.
The basking light and heat lamp are on the top right and the back has lots of ventilation holes. I'm in the UK, hence the wood and glass. The ficus has already grown a little higher!
carol5208
Chameleon Enthusiast
you said basking and heat lamp, what about the UVB? Also with the cork getting on the bottom, wouldn't that not mold and rot due to misting the cage, dripping, water, etc? Also best to get some climbing pathways higher up! Don't forget they live in the trees!Here is my current set-up for a 3.5 month old panther chameleon. It measures 4ft x 3ft x 2ft and has a planted bottom with a ficus and an umbrella plant. There is a dripper on the top left and several jungle vines. A big piece of cork covers the bottom and gives additional climbing space.
The basking light and heat lamp are on the top right and the back has lots of ventilation holes. I'm in the UK, hence the wood and glass. The ficus has already grown a little higher!
this is my cage just got it done and now waiting on my first cham
i like all the climbing vines
allencg101
Member
this is my cage just got it done and now waiting on my first cham
whats that plant you have in there???
Chamifornia
Established Member
thats shefflera arboricola aka umbrella plant
franticurchin
New Member
carol5208
Chameleon Enthusiast
What size chameleon do you have in there? That looks like a very small cage. Also, why the red light? If that is for basking, use white housebulb. Will brighten up the cage. It looks very dark, what about a uvb???
Snowberry
New Member
UVB is on the back wall, two tubes, not to worry.
As said, still a work in progress, one new vine has since gone in as well, but I am waiting for the ficus to get a bit higher first (The top bit really isn't as empty as it looks!).
The cork lies across, as the pic shows, hence no molding, but easier to clean. Phew, anything else?
As said, still a work in progress, one new vine has since gone in as well, but I am waiting for the ficus to get a bit higher first (The top bit really isn't as empty as it looks!).
The cork lies across, as the pic shows, hence no molding, but easier to clean. Phew, anything else?
Clint Eastwood
New Member
Similar threads
