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0.0.1 Eurydactylodes agricolae 1.0.0 Betta splendens 0.1.0 Canis lupus familiaris 0.1.0 Felis catus No chams...i think i'm on the wrong forum. :)

I agree with Mr Wilson, DIY stands are fun to build and you can make it however you want.

He's using it as a filter layer for his substrate. I'm not positive, but i think the activated carbon and charcoal are different. And i don't know if it'll help since i don't know your area, but i found some ground charcoal at Pikes for orchids and used that.

I went to Repticon when it came here this past weekend. There weren't a lot of Chams mostly snakes, beardies, and geckos. I did see some baby veileds, a couple of Jackon's, and one Chamaeleo quadricornis that wasn't for sale just display. At the show i asked a couple of vendors and they said you...

Well aren't they little lookers. And that jungle gym is ballin'!

This guys technique is pretty cool: http://www.vivariumforum.com/community/terra-construction/3621-my-method-building-fake-faux-rocks.html

This is a little dramatic. But yeah, most of the post in this thread are off subject, pointless, and basically just members attacking each other.

You may not watch the actual tumor being removed, but you do see the symptoms and probably the doctor visits, x-rays, etc... If no one ever saw it, no one would believe it. There is a walk to cure cancer because people watched others suffer and die from it. And if they hadn't seen it first hand...

I wouldn't use pressure treated wood it's treated with toxic chemicals (amine copper quat (ACQ) and copper azone (CA)) to protect it from rotting and insects. So i wouldn't think this would be good for a cham either.