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Update: As many of you know by now, the cage is finished. I thought I would provide some feedback on the products and talk about the setup a bit. Tha cage (Dragon Strand large clear side atrium) was very easy to put together and I was very impressed with the quality. It is similar in structure...

I will have more in the way of first impressions and specifics in the morning. I am exhausted and am going to enjoy a libation and a pillow. Much love all.

Update: The habitat is done. The chameleon is happy. The timers are programmed. Shhhh. He's sleeping.

Yes, that would be the large clear side atrium and drip pan. It is humongous and very much worth the money IMHO. It wasn't hard, but it takes some serious dedication and several glasses of wine to finish. Says so in the manual. Let me know if you have any questions at all and I will be super...

Little sneak peak... This look about right?

If anyone is curious just how big the Large atrium is, I hope this helps put it into perspective. I am 6'2" and 230lbs. It's big.

Thanks!! I am deep into the project. Sticking dragon ledges on right now and preparing to put the whole thing together. I will be branching and foaming today also. I will have pictures to share later. First impressions; this cage is friggin epic as heck. Spoiled ass chameleon.

If you have a local nursery, the rubber plants (ficus elastica), sword ferns, asparagus ferns, and hibiscus are all safe too.

The guzmania bromeliad you have there is safe, the golden pothos is safe, ALL Dracaena are safe, and the peperomia is safe. I don't know about the others. The unknown plant looks like another type of pothos. http://flchams.com/chameleon-safe-plant-list/#t

Yeah I agree the misting schedule is pretty light. You hadn't posted that when I saw the video. Check out the threads on here by searching "misting schedule". You should be able to find some solid info and make your own determination from reading.

This is by far one of the best initial enclosures I have seen. It is apparent that you did your research before sticking him in there. Bravo. My only words of advice are: 1. Allow that middle layer of plants to beef up a bit and provide just a bit more cover. So just don't trim anything for a...

BIG NEWS! The large Clearside Atrium and drip tray from Dragon Strand were delivered today. I am at work until tomorrow morning, so nothing can be done today. I will be starting on his enclosure in the morning and making as much progress as is possible over the next three days, as I happen to...

My large clear side atrium and drip tray were delivered today. I will be spending all of tomorrow and getting as much done on the setup as is possible. Thankfully, I have the next three days off so I should have a fully operational Deathstar, I mean enclosure, by the weekend. I plan on letting...

Ahh that makes more sense. I would be extremely hesitant to use any type of water resistant finish though, even when using vinyl over the top. Those chemicals can still seep out and cause issues.

I would avoid something like this like the plague for various reasons. 1. The wood has been treated with varnish and chemicals and is immediately unsafe for chameleons. 2. Chameleons need a lot of moisture (misting and dripping) and this thing would likely soak up water and be destroyed...

If you come back with actual parsons for that price, I'll give you $280 just to give me that dude's contact info!!!

No problem. Like I said, I'm no expert. I know that puffy areas like that can either be fat or air, but I can't properly assess without gently poking a finger into the area myself. I was simply reminded of that thread, and that other Cham presented very similarly. I'm not experienced enough...

There was another person that posted about swelling in the same exact areas on his veiled Cham that I see are puffy here, the head behind the eye, the neck, and the sides of his Casque (head pompadour/crest). That person took their Cham to the vet, and it turned out to be AIR, secondary to what...