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http://www.amazon.com/Seville-Classics-5-Shelf-14-Inch-Shelving/dp/B00CL9204C/ref=pd_sim_hg_10?ie=UTF8&refRID=1N0X84YW565KTB4F0HSJ The bigger/wider you get, the price tends to shoot way up. Very cool idea though.

Transaction sent. Quick, easy, and they look great! Can't wait. :)

MistKing. My cham wont drink without it.

Although black would be nice :D

I'll buy a brown C. Less runaways.

I doubt he'll climb it but if he tries, he probably can't even grip it anyways.

Tough for chams to climb on but they look nice and last forever.

My guy likes to climb but I'm sure most will just chill on the horizontal branches. I'm hoping the background combined with my mistking will retain humidity well. You can just apply the substrate straight to minimize the footprint reduction. I know they sell tree fern panels, but that might...

It's fine. Use the plant.

Here is a GSF background with Titebond II and cocofiber + organic peat. You can really get detailed with backgrounds but I had to finish this quick because I am moving. There's also planters stuck in the background. Adding the variety of plants is the funnest part of the project :D.

You can put Great Stuff Foam on the 3 faces of wood and then apply a substrate to it. It will make the cage look more naturalistic as well as water proof the wood. I'm actually doing something similar with a screen cage :D. I've completed the background so I'll post a pick to give you an...

Gutload with sweets foods/ fruits and he might take to them.

I hear by name it the Jungle Carpet pattern

Yea I read some threads about them but they were all from 2009 with no updates on what happened, haha.. I still think I'm going to give it a try.

Also, If I catch like 50+ and put them in a tube with grass growing/ daylight bulb, will they breed? Or do they need a winter cycle?

Save your dough I went the fogger route early on for my cham but you run into some problems. Pros: Looks really cool! Cons: Doesn't raise the overall humidity much at all Only affects a small area Most of the "fog" falls down to the bottom Have to clean...

Its that time of year again! Went fishing and saw some of these jumping around so I caught a few. They're super green and awesome I wonder what kind are they. Too bad they don't sell these because I bet they're great feeders + I think its what chams eat mostly in the wild.

How long have you had those plants for?

WOW! That is an amazing setup and looks professional, nice job.