Cool new hanging cages displayed at Repticon

[clarkrw3]

Went to the AZ Repticon over the weekend and overall not much of interest, at least to me. However, there was a company I had never heard of with these really cool hanging vivs that would be great for chams. They have internal drainage, a drip system, lighting and a removable screening so they can be enclosed or open. They were not cheap and I didn't come home with one but I sure liked them!! Here are a few pictures I took of them.

And some dart frog viva

I was very impressed with them

 

[maxttu]

Wow. Way cool! I like! They sure are proud of them!

 

[MeloMarl]

wow those are pretty cool!

 

[coldbloodedAL]

Those are nice! Great design too. Any idea how the drip systems work on them?

Unbelievably priced though...

 

[pigglett79]

Wow, those are cool. I am curious how the drainage works.

 

[Jamall]

What was the company's name

 

[SaintJimmy]

What was the company's name

I want to know too.

Even though they are pretty expensive, that's mega awesome.

I could even build one myself..

 

[clarkrw3]

The company is Terrarium Art and they typically come fully "decorated" they are called infinity terrariums. They had really really cool small spider terrariums with burrows that had viewing windows. The company is out of Utah.
The dropper has a good size reservoir in the top and an adjustable dripper. The drainage has a catch in the bottom that should hold almost a week of dripping and then has a drain valve to empty when needed.

 

[clarkrw3]

My first thought was WOW they are pricey, but when you consider all that is included it's probably a fair price...just not one I was prepared to pay. I would LOVE to have one or two as a display and being able to move them outside when the weather is nice.

 

[Fretfreak13]

I'm shopping for my first cage and since I will only have one, I'd be willing to dish it out. Just tried to find them online, but not having any luck.. =( Or at least for that cage!

How could you hook a mist system up to that?

 

[clarkrw3]

Yeah they don't have them online that I could see there website is infinityterrarium.com. I am sure you could drill a hole in the edge of the top for a misting nozzle.

 

[Chameleonbeeb]

I would totally buy that ! I wish they had somewhere online to contacts them thats kinda dumb they dont seems like everyones interested. I know I am

 

[ataraxia]

Love this idea. It has sparked all sorts of DIY. Thanks for the pics

I think they should redesign the basking + UVB. I dont like the uvb on one side and heat on the other,

 

[ReptileLove18]

this is really cool!! im going to check out their site, thank you for sharing with us! was there a screen in between the bulbs and the rest of the cage or could the cham potentially burn themselves on the bulb?

 

[LandoMart89]

Heeey I was at the Phoenix Repticon n saw those awesome cage but like u said a little pricey but well worth it I think. I ended up getting a 8week old male veiled chameleon there King Koopa(KK)

 

[Video Master]

I think I found the website, but don't know if I can post the link as I don't want to break any forum rules for advertising a companies website. I can tell you the company name is Infinity and you could combine that name with Terrarium Art in Google and your search results should have their website listed.

They have not updated their page since December of 2012 so these new cages are not on the site.

It does not look like they have a Facebook page though. Why would you not have a Social Media page in this day and age is beyond me as it is great advertising.

 

[sulley]

they look great

 

[clarkrw3]

this is really cool!! im going to check out their site, thank you for sharing with us! was there a screen in between the bulbs and the rest of the cage or could the cham potentially burn themselves on the bulb?

Yes they do have removable screens over the lights to keep the animals away from the lights....all in all very well thought out!!

I think I found the website, but don't know if I can post the link as I don't want to break any forum rules for advertising a companies website. I can tell you the company name is Infinity and you could combine that name with Terrarium Art in Google and your search results should have their website listed.

They have not updated their page since December of 2012 so these new cages are not on the site.

It does not look like they have a Facebook page though. Why would you not have a Social Media page in this day and age is beyond me as it is great advertising.

Yeah, I was really unimpressed with the website. They have an email on their card [email protected] and a phone if anyone wants to pm me for it. I even got the impression from the website that they only sell at shows which seems strange

And just to be clear, I have NO affiliation with them and own none of their products just saw them and thought they were too cool not to share.

 

[GabeCastro]

The company is Terrarium Art and they typically come fully "decorated" they are called infinity terrariums. They had really really cool small spider terrariums with burrows that had viewing windows. The company is out of Utah.
The dropper has a good size reservoir in the top and an adjustable dripper. The drainage has a catch in the bottom that should hold almost a week of dripping and then has a drain valve to empty when needed.

Inane enclosures. Those would be cool to have, but for $275 no bueno. I remember awhile back someone had a similar idea called "the can" but it didn't hang like this one. Maybe I can make it a project this summer to build something similar

As for the tarantula vivs, did you take any pics? I just picked up my first T and he burrowed on the side of my enclosure so it looks like an ant farm lol. Guess I got lucky that he didn't do his business in the middle. I'm interested because I wanted a trap door spider, and i think the viv you mentioned would be cool for one.

 

[clarkrw3]

Inane enclosures. Those would be cool to have, but for $275 no bueno. I remember awhile back someone had a similar idea called "the can" but it didn't hang like this one. Maybe I can make it a project this summer to build something similar

As for the tarantula vivs, did you take any pics? I just picked up my first T and he burrowed on the side of my enclosure so it looks like an ant farm lol. Guess I got lucky that he didn't do his business in the middle. I'm interested because I wanted a trap door spider, and i think the viv you mentioned would be cool for one.

They were very cool....but I didn't take any pictures Had the wife and kids with me which tends to be very distracting