Alfred's new enclosure!

[Alexander1]

Light your reptiles 36' quad tropic blaze fixture,
Mistaking set up coming soon! Having trouble finding a drainage solution. Anywho, it's 2 lll reptile sandwiched together..

 

[jannb]

It looks good! Bet Alfred will like it.

 

[Duma]

It turned out really nice! I like it a lot!

 

[Alexander1]

Thanks , I have more space now so I figured he deserved extra space as well. Once I figure out what I'm going to do for drainage I can set up his mistaking system .

 

[KLowery88]

That looks great! Having that much space gives you so many options for arranging things.

 

[Alexander1]

That looks great! Having that much space gives you so many options for arranging things.

I'm planning to add more hiding areas and pockets for him to hide in, it looks pretty bare right now but I kno he appreciates the space

 

[jpowell86]

It looks good! I'm sure he is ecstatic to have all the new space!!

 

[Alexander1]

Always evolving and tweaking his cage, added more plants to help keep the mist from his mistaking in without completely wrapping his cage. My new challenge is drainage.

 

[Alexander1]

Lights out dusk/dawn

 

[Alexander1]

Over night, hoping it's more of a moon simulator , he usually sleeps on the right side of the cage.. I figure even the darkest forest or jungle has some moon glow..

 

[Decadancin]

I only have the blue lights on for a bit after lights out and also before they come back on. I still like to have darkness most of the night.

 

[Alexander1]

I did too, but I had an extra zoomed LED light fixture and I accidentally switched it out of the timed outlet and it gave me that idea from looking at it, it looked like a moon in the distance.. The rest of the cage is very dark, if I notice any stress signs I'll go back to pure darkness...

 

[andy27012]

I would suggest total darkness, unlike other reptile chameleons can see the red light spectrums etc and it will disturb their sleep cycle.

 

[Decadancin]

I'd also have darkness overnight. I can't think of any benefit to having them on, and it can be real tough to see signs of health issues until they are a big problem.