BryanP
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That will work great! Just let it off gas for about a week or until you can not smell the acedic acid anymore before you out a chameleon in it.
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That will work great! Just let it off gas for about a week or until you can not smell the acedic acid anymore before you out a chameleon in it.
Thank you! I started out thinking one weekend combining two ZooMed enclosures!I just want to say that I am jealous of your skill. I was so proud of my lil self for building an outside enclosure out of wood.
I greatly admire people that can do the stuff that you are with this enclosure. I get nervous just using a jigsaw.
Helps that you have the tools and the know how to do this type of thing. Don't sell yourself short.Thank you! I started out thinking one weekend combining two ZooMed enclosures!
Lots of cool resources on this forum. It’s made the build easier and fun to do!
Lol!! Go big or go home, I guess…By the time this is over, it will be rated to hold a 20 pound chameleon.
Thanks. I sketched a design, but at not entirely accurate from what you see here. I had to make some adjustments during the build.I'm in love with this! My Jackson's is currently in a temporary cage so I'm hoping to build a custom for him like this one! any chance you have a build design drawn out that you could share? Seeing the progress is amazing!
Thanks!Its looking fantastic!
That’s quite the handy panelThank you for the tips! I’ve been looking at PVC sheets. I’m looking today at this one from Menards. It has a wood grain design. Was thinking to paint it with drylok brown and black/white accents.
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For those 8020 connectors which were loose fitting (shouldn’t be the case, but I had a few), did you add something to the connector to secure it better?
Looking great makes me want to make a new custom!Productive weekend. Finished the cork background, filled the tile gaps and installed the ledges. Time for the enclosure to air out!
It’s official, blood sweat and tears in this terrarium!
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