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Very Cool! I love the clearside cages. Will be beautiful once the plants go in!! Looks like a huge project with the faux wall...what did you use?

"My tail is fun!"

This was Carl's set up when we purchased him off of Craigslist. The previous owner had used bamboo sticks and then realized that they were too slippery for Carl to hang onto. They then wrapped the perches with green fabric to give him a grip.

Even though the cage was a Dragon Strand with Dragon Ledges, the owner had used hot glue to stick the bamboo and fake vines to the screen.

We cleaned out all of the faux plants, sticks and vines and began to attach real branches to the Dragon Ledges.

We added some Pothos using the double pot method.

We found all of the branches in the forests near our house and secured them all with cable ties...no glue!!

We temporarily placed Carl in the cage and he immediatley found his favorite spot to hang out. The red lamp in the background has been removed and replaced with a 50W halogen. The large dome is gone.

Adjustments still being made at this point. We later added a Drip Easy Drainage System and created a better (more comfortable) basking option for Carl. He still loves the "high post" though.

Carl seems to like his new home.

Run Carl...run!!

The life of Carl

I bought the fogger because I was going to be gone for long periods during the day at the time and wanted to be able to provide some moisture while I wasn't there to hand mist. I also thought that it would do a better job of raising my humidity than it actually did. But, I think the problem...

While I was waiting for my Mistking system to arrive, I purchased the Zoo Med fogger off of Amazon for $48. It works fine but I find that since the MistKing arrived, I rarely turn on the fogger. My veiled is not a fan of the fog (or the mist for that matter). It does look kinda cool though...

As soon as the water is atomized into mist all of the energy (heat) from the warm water is almost instantly released into the air. I have tried hand misting with warm water but even those bigger droplets seem to cool before they hit the surface.