advice needed please reptibreeze

[Sabinaxx45]

hi I am getting a reptibreeze for my new chameleon 46x46x92 cm in size. I have an exo terra hood only 25cm long with a compact uvb bulb in it bought last week is this going to be sufficient for this new reptibreeze.any advice would be greatly appreciated thank you

 

[NickyChameleon]

hi I am getting a reptibreeze for my new chameleon 46x46x92 cm in size. I have an exo terra hood only 25cm long with a compact uvb bulb in it bought last week is this going to be sufficient for this new reptibreeze.any advice would be greatly appreciated thank you

Whoa. Gigantic cage. Yeah that should be good. If they want light, they will go up to the light. Just make sure there's a basking spot available close to the top.

 

[Sabinaxx45]

well we only got dodge last week and wasn't expecting him to be so big. hes about 1 year old so we only have him in a small exo terra glass viv at the minute so I thought we would go the whole hog so hopefully we don't have to upgrade anymore after this thanks

 

[NickyChameleon]

well we only got dodge last week and wasn't expecting him to be so big. hes about 1 year old so we only have him in a small exo terra glass viv at the minute so I thought we would go the whole hog so hopefully we don't have to upgrade anymore after this thanks

I have mine in the same and am doing the same....race ya? (Not really in broke til Christmas.....)

 

[Sabinaxx45]

yes im broke now chameleons are soo expensive

 

[brownie64]

If you cham is larger like a veiled, or panther you will need a larger cage than that. If it is a smaller species like a Jackson's, or a Carpet, or any of the dwarf species this would work ok even though I opt for the larger size. You should go for the 2' by 2' by 4' tall IMHO instead of the 1.5' by 1.5' by 3' tall you are asking about. Good luck