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  1. Rango

    Rango

    Veiled
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  2. Rico

    Rico

    Ambilobe
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  3. Congoblue

    Acrylic Questions...

    I've done it with 1/4" acrylic. A heat bar would work best. Shouldn't be to hard. Also the larger the radius the easier it would be.
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    Acrylic Questions...

    It would suggest that you make a form out of bendable Luan or plywood. Then lay the piece of acrylic on top and heat it up with a heat gun or heat bar and bend it.
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    First post. Hello from Michigan.

    Oops... Rango and Rico..
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    First post. Hello from Michigan.

  7. Congoblue

    First post. Hello from Michigan.

    I used a 24×24 garden pan, glued a 1/4" piece of acrylic on the entire inside bottom then drilled a hole to accommodate a 3/8" plastic fitting. Then attached a piece of tubing to it and let it drain into a 5 gallon bucket. I also made acrylic boxes for the bottoms of the cages to slide into so...
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    First post. Hello from Michigan.

    I'm in Richmond... just north of New Haven.
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    First post. Hello from Michigan.

    I'm not home at the moment but will as soon as I get home I will do that.
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    First post. Hello from Michigan.

  11. Congoblue

    First post. Hello from Michigan.

    Hello everybody. I am the proud owner of a male veiled chameleon and a male ambilobe panther. My veiled is almost 2 years old, and my panther is 8 months. They both reside in a reptibreeze XL with tons of vines and live plants as well as a few artificial hanging vines. I have a drainage system...
  12. Congoblue

    Congoblue

    My Chams
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