Can anyone give me a website where I buy a 29x29x60 cage?

[gingie]

I can't seem to find any good site where I can buy that size of cage. I found a nice 24x24x48 on LLLReptile but after doing more research it looks like everyone recommend bigger size. What I'm going to be getting is a slABaby Veiled Male. If you have a site that you get all your supply from that you get great deals on I would love that too! DO NOT get me wrong I'm not trying to cut corners I know he is going to be expensive. But no reason not to save a few bucks if there is a better deal somewhere! Since this will be my first Cham I'm also so looking for any good tips or things I should know. Ive done a TON of research but always looking to know more about these guys and be a better Cham parent to my future Cham! Thanks for all your help to come I HOPE!
Thanks Michelle

 

[amisela]

If it is a baby, you will need to start smaller. It will be difficult for the baby to get to a good basking position in such a large enclosure. A lot of people I know start the babies in tanks since it is easier to heat and keep the fruit flies in.

Anyone with better advise, please correct me.

 

[Syn]

No, most people suggest those size (24x24x48) cages for a veiled. For a baby you are going to want something even smaller.

 

[Monkeykungphu]

You should be fine with a 2'x2'x4' for an adult veiled as most people recommend this for an adult. That's a pretty large cage actually...

 

[ghettomike]

a 2'x2'x4' case is sufficient but instead of buying a smaller enclosure to start with I would suggest just screening part of the large enclosure off as it is much cheaper to buy some screen then a small enclosure.

 

[laurie]

I agree with Mike, get the 24x24x48 from LLL, it will be perfect for him as an adult, and dived it will work well for a baby. Just monitor the eating, drinking & pooping of the baby.

 

[Texas Panther Man]

If you do decide you want a smaller cage to start with. You can use a large plastic tub. I cut holesin two sides and the top and screen those so feeders wont escape and you get better airflow. Then just put your uvb bulb and a very low wattage basking bulb over the tub and your set. For less than 20 bux you can make a good temp cage til he gets to about 4 months. Then I'd move him to something larger.

 

[Titan]

Aww come on, I have always gone larger than normal and all chams here are real happy! Get what you want

 

[gingie]

Awesome! I think this is exactly what I'll do! Thank you so much for your advise! And thank you to everyone else too!