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( Looking a tad dehydrated....eyes are sunken a bit....push fluids! )

Wow - super cool!!!! What are your plans for this guy/gal? BTW your little one is also super cute!

Thank you @kinyonga Yes...those environmental controls have me thinking this would be for short lengths of time, for certain...really do hope to find a good balance b/t stimulation and stress ;)

thank you @Gingero ! I had found and watched your vid before posting. It was very helpful! Its good to hear how you led up to that free range, and gives me some hope... but Pete the Veiled is SO leary and I don't think its gonna get any easier as he matures. I will consider this and thanks...

Great points, thanks! Pete is in his own room, doors can be closed...but I agree with you and @Beman that this free range concept would be more destructive than constructive, given the stress involved. I will pursue something enclosed, an extension of his enclosure maybe. I'm tight on space and...

Yup, think you're right. I'm intimidated too *sigh

Gah! I get you....but I just finished a new custom rolling cart for his enclosure a few months ago ;) I am also considering connecting to another enclosure via a screen tube of some sort. His cage sits next to a credenza which could hold cage #2....

great name, piccolo ...

thank god is friday... *phffft oops!

Hi guys, this is part design question, part self-peptalk. Background: Me and my cham Pete (male veiled, 10 mos. old) have a friendly truce kind of relationship. He agrees to hide whenever I approach, and I agree to bring food and remove poop. I've attempted a few times to move him in/out of...

Beautiful work! How many builds have you done before this one?

Especially tickled about your cocoons! Keep us posted

Handsome boys!

That one, she's spunky <3<3<3

^ ^ Same here - I have one and have read plenty about their tendency to short out due to the electronics getting wet. (I never fill it thru the hole in the lid but rather remove it to add water, and only fill to 1" from the bottom of the lid to keep the electronics dry.) To prevent a short and...