Bio bubble?
- Thread starter Chsellis
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Extensionofgreen
Chameleon Enthusiast
The best way to answer this is to refer you to the forum's caresheets and to Google for caresheets on chameleons. Answering yes or no to your post denies you the understanding of basic chameleon care you need, if you are considering a chameleon and will hopefully enable to make good decisions about what are poor choices, good choices, and the reasons why.
Lathis
Chameleon Enthusiast
Terrible enclosures for a chameleon (maybe for any reptile). I really wish these gimmicky things would fall off the market. There are several good threads discussing them here... And read the critical reviews on Amazon. Those folks are fighting the good fight to try to convince people not to waste their money.
trickedoutbiker
Avid Member
Death traps because there is very little to no airflow to allow fresh air to come in and dry the cage out when it is sprayed, and the fountains that come in them are also bad as they are circulating the same water over and over and over.
Not good enclosures. Definitely read up on them and also refer to the caresheets here.
Not good enclosures. Definitely read up on them and also refer to the caresheets here.
Ilike4hornedchams
Established Member
He is Absolutely right, these are not worth a penny for a cham setup, unless its a dumb plastic toy lol. Was at the Sacramento Reptile show and got TONS of footage and someone actually IS making a similar setup that DOES work!!! I am editing the video will post soon check it out! They are called Chameleon Condos, Very good and aesthetic setups, only problem is they are pricey without a doubt but they come with a lof of stuff that add up for the average cham keeper with them so again it's actually kinda worth every penny! I'll re-post in here with a link when it is up.
