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I had that thought while I was settings things up. The good news is that I can pull out all the plants at the bottom without wrecking the layout of the branches. Worse comes to worse, the whole thing is held together with approximately one billion zip ties. I can always move stuff if necessary. :D

Oh wow, thank you! I am humbled by the depth of knowledge of the members of this forum. I literally couldn't have done any of this without y'all. :) I did put another horizonal branch in the middle last night based on suggestions made. I'll look at it again today and see if any other dead ends...

I have the enclosure in my basement apartment and it's pretty chilly down there. The spot just under the basking light is ~85°F. Overnight should be ~60°F.

Ha! That's genius! What a brilliant idea! :ROFLMAO:

Thank you! :love: I want to five my little dude the best life possible! I have 1/4" crickets gutloading with collard greens, oranges, cricket crack, and a little bee pollen. I plan on getting some superworms next week. Following that, I plan on mostly swapping between dubias and crickets at the...

Hello all! I have been lurking for a while (though I only recently signed up as a user) and I'm finally putting my research time to good use! I have a ~4.5 month male ambilobe YBBB panther coming to me late next week or early the following week (weather permitting). I am so excited but I need...

Rather than trying to wrestle the cham onto the surface of the scale, it's easier to put a large but lightweight container on the scale (such as a tupperware container or similar), tare it, and then put the cham in the container. Provided you have accounted for the added weight of the vessel by...