The Fryman
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For sale is a full cage and set-up and a 3 year old Veiled Chameleon. I will be graduating and moving soon and need to find him a good home.
The Chameleon-
Clint is a 3 year old Veiled, and like most Veileds he is ornery and doesn't like to be handled. He eats fruits and anything that squirms and he can fit in his mouth. As far as I can tell he is healthy with the exception that he isn't as accurate with his tongue at long range as he used to be. Also he hates cameras.
The Cage
I hand built the enclosure myself, I'm not a master carpenter but the cage is sturdy and looks pretty nice. The wood is pine and is stained and waterproof. The screen is the same screen that is used on doors and windows to keep bugs out, and the entire cage (minus the floor) is screen. The cage has a wooden pillar/structure that other sticks/ twigs can be built off of easily. It also has a large dish that drains through a tube through the bottom of the cage removing excess drip water.
It measures 2 feet wide and deep and 4 feet tall. I also built a 2 foot tall base, so at full height the cage is 6 feet tall. The base is open so that all equipment can be stored beneath the cage.
Equipment List
To the best of my knowledge, this set up comes with everything needed to care for a chameleon:
UV light fixture
Adjustable light bulb fixture
Power cord extender
Barron's guide to Chameleons
Sprayer
Thermometer/ humidity guage
Calcium without D3
Reptivite with D3
Container with heater for raising Dubia roaches or other feeders
chick feed, cricket supplement and cricket quencher.
I live in Eau Claire, Wisconsin and would be will to drive several hours in any direction to make this sale. Asking $200 for everything listed. Please feel free to ask any questions, or if there is something wrong with my post let me know so I can correct it.
Thanks for looking.
The Chameleon-
Clint is a 3 year old Veiled, and like most Veileds he is ornery and doesn't like to be handled. He eats fruits and anything that squirms and he can fit in his mouth. As far as I can tell he is healthy with the exception that he isn't as accurate with his tongue at long range as he used to be. Also he hates cameras.
The Cage
I hand built the enclosure myself, I'm not a master carpenter but the cage is sturdy and looks pretty nice. The wood is pine and is stained and waterproof. The screen is the same screen that is used on doors and windows to keep bugs out, and the entire cage (minus the floor) is screen. The cage has a wooden pillar/structure that other sticks/ twigs can be built off of easily. It also has a large dish that drains through a tube through the bottom of the cage removing excess drip water.
It measures 2 feet wide and deep and 4 feet tall. I also built a 2 foot tall base, so at full height the cage is 6 feet tall. The base is open so that all equipment can be stored beneath the cage.
Equipment List
To the best of my knowledge, this set up comes with everything needed to care for a chameleon:
UV light fixture
Adjustable light bulb fixture
Power cord extender
Barron's guide to Chameleons
Sprayer
Thermometer/ humidity guage
Calcium without D3
Reptivite with D3
Container with heater for raising Dubia roaches or other feeders
chick feed, cricket supplement and cricket quencher.
I live in Eau Claire, Wisconsin and would be will to drive several hours in any direction to make this sale. Asking $200 for everything listed. Please feel free to ask any questions, or if there is something wrong with my post let me know so I can correct it.
Thanks for looking.
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