China cabinet enclosure

[DigitalBeetle]

Changed some things up with my chams enclosure. New plants and some more sticks. What do yall think?

Any suggestions??

 

[Thehippie]

wow very nice!!

 

[ERKleRose]

There’s always room for more branches, vines, and plants! Could use some filling in but very nice!

 

[shawn_melanson]

plants with more branches to climb on would be good

 

[Brodybreaux25]

Love these conversions!

 

[salty dog]

Classy!! It looks like your sticks and walk ways are wide, to revent bow legged syndrome, they should be skinny, I'd add a bunch of skinny branches

 

[ERKleRose]

Classy!! It looks like your sticks and walk ways are wide, to revent bow legged syndrome, they should be skinny, I'd add a bunch of skinny branches

Branches and vines should be a plethora of diameters, not one size. But the cham should be able to grip all of them comfortably

 

[salty dog]

I need to add more in mine as well!

 

[Brodybreaux25]

Classy!! It looks like your sticks and walk ways are wide, to revent bow legged syndrome, they should be skinny, I'd add a bunch of skinny branches

Can you explain bow legged syndrome? Never heard of it.

 

[salty dog]

I saw an ambanja a while back that had super wide legs, kind of resembled a mbd, I saw his enclosure and all the branches were wide, he was feeding correctly and had a uvb light

 

[KingGoodman]

That plant you chose on the left is pretty but it isn’t climbable. I would put a small umbrella plant there instead.

 

[ERKleRose]

That plant you chose on the left is pretty but it isn’t climbable. I would put a small umbrella plant there instead.

It depends on the size of the cham. Instead of replacing it, add the umbrella plant, instead

 

[Brodybreaux25]

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I saw an ambanja a while back that had super wide legs, kind of resembled a mbd, I saw his enclosure and all the branches were wide, he was feeding correctly and had a uvb light

ok but what does wide branches do to them to make them bow legged? What do wide branches do to them that thin ones do not?

 

[salty dog]

The natural walk of a chameleon is foot over one directly in front of the other, not side by side, side by side causes deformation

 

[salty dog]

The natural walk of a chameleon is one foot over the other. one foot directly in front of the other, not side by side, side by side causes deformation