Chameleon Enclosures
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VeiledOwner87
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heres my set up room
there are already tons of threads like this, but always a fun thing to show
there are already tons of threads like this, but always a fun thing to show
Daguerreotype13
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^^^ are those bought or hand made? ^^^
Auntbee86
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I made my cage. its 5 ft.total high cage but the cage its self is 3ft tall, and 2ft by 2ft wide. I'm hoping the plants will stat to grow a little more but I'm thining of just buying another vine type plant thats ready pretty big. I'm just playin around with it havent got it 100% how I want it yet, but its a great first try.
carol5208
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Wow! That is a great outdoor cage. Nice and big!!!
Silkyslim
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mmm thats what she said
I have more of the base on another thread and it wont let me repost the pic for some reason. Gotta figure that one out. But my dad and I built the base one afternoon and I put a few coats of stain and varnish on it to make it look real pretty. The next goal is to make a cage to sit on it with the same color scheme
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VeiledOwner87
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the 2 tall cham cages are handmade. they are 2x2x4' not including the stands which i made too
sandrachameleon
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My cages are home made.
This picture is old - there's quite a bit more foliage in them now.
This picture is old - there's quite a bit more foliage in them now.
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cantgetagoodsn
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Here are pictures of right when I put in the Japanese Aralia. I love it, though about a 1/3 of it died thats under the basking light. the left side and middle are fine. Does anyone know how to make it grow in those hotter conditions? I am expecting a mistking in 4 days which should water a lot more. would that help?
but as for the cage itself, I made it with my architecture student. it's 2'x2'x4' plus the base is something like 26''x26''x2.5'. There is a tarp underneath the cage to watch the water (which is also under screen netting), which then has a hole to where the water drips into a bucket.
It's not quite done... he got really busy with school (damn architect majors) and havent finished the stain, or the shelf and door for the base. But it is in 100% functional condition for Reptar.
but as for the cage itself, I made it with my architecture student. it's 2'x2'x4' plus the base is something like 26''x26''x2.5'. There is a tarp underneath the cage to watch the water (which is also under screen netting), which then has a hole to where the water drips into a bucket.
It's not quite done... he got really busy with school (damn architect majors) and havent finished the stain, or the shelf and door for the base. But it is in 100% functional condition for Reptar.
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Goonie
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B40rly03lYY&feature=channel heres my cham cage!
i rotated plants so i will update with pics tomorrow
i rotated plants so i will update with pics tomorrow
Daguerreotype13
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SilkySlim and Manik6 what kind of plants are those? They look real nice
VeiledOwner87
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Goonie's doesnt count, he pwned you in your own room lol
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