This is another shot of the pots as well as more grapevine that is foamed in. After the cage is done I will use bendy vines to connect the grapevine branches and will also drape pothos over them to create small hideaways for the chameleon. I hope this helps and please feel free to PM me with any questions!
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Step SixOn the back we are placing 4 pots. I use the 8" plastic pots and foam them into place. My plants... -
Step FiveThese are the 2 back panels of the cage. We only work on 1 side panel, or the 2 back panels at a...
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Step FourCarve down any bumps you don't like and add some foam to any holes (foam is cheaper than...
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Step ThreeWe like adding grapevine directly into the expanding foam for extra stability. Again, zip tie...
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Step TwoDecide if you will have a branch or pot for a planter on this piece. Secure those to the egg...