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I picked up 12 pieces of free glass from the Facebook market that all measure 1/4” thick x 10.75” wide x 38.5” tall. I want to build a cage that is half glass and half screen and wood for a panther chameleon. Does anyone have any blueprints or any directional advice on how to go about starting...

I have mine go on 30 minutes after after the lights go on at 9:30 am for 6 minutes, and then at 1:00 pm for 6 minutes, then at 4:30 pm for 6 minutes, then lastly at 8:30 pm for 6 minutes

I only breed crickets right now but I'm gonna try to breed some dubia roaches soon

Crickets only but I just bought some Dubia's to feed him

So my little guy recently made this and I was wondering if the red spots near the top are parasites or not? I will post all the specifics of his care when I get out of class.

Thanks I will try to keep y'all updated on how things go.

Already working on a second cage;)

This is the cage I have my panther in but I want to put the panels on the back and sides. Do you think that will look good?

Will it hold the humidity well?

I found this video on youtube and I was wondering if these walls were a good idea for a chameleon enclosure. Would there be problems with this idea?

IMO I don't think you are ready for a chameleon yet. This ins't an animal you can try to cut corners with. These are delicate reptiles with specific needs and those needs have to be met or the chameleon doesn't stand a chance. I encourage you to rethink your situation considering you are going...

I took him outside today since it rained and isn't so hot out and he lit up like a Christmas tree!

Thanks! I use the cup and I hand feed him, and he prefers to be hand fed because he is a spoiled brat lol, but when I do hand feed him, I some times accidentally drop a cricket and they fall down into the plants and I can't find them but I have gotten to the point where I don't care if I find...

yes please post some pics of that I would love to see how you do it. I am building another cage and I need some ideas for the enclosure!

I bought it at home depot and it was outdoors in full sun and I was lucky it didn't have any problems when I moved it inside.

I actually don't know how lol. I have to rotate it outside for a couple hours every 3 weeks or so because I notice the leaves get droopy. I think mine gets witty because it doesn't get that much water while its in the cage; the water I spray falls off the leaves and down to other leaves and...

Oh dang thats insane! I still haven't figured out what I am going to do with the sides to cover them but I'm thinking I will use Great Stuff foam to cover the back of the cage.