DIY rain dome.

[Texas Ranger]

Here is a link to how we hydrate our chameleons. It is a diy rain dome we have been using since the beginning. No high pressure water in the enclosure or holes in the screen. It sets right on top and a light mist and rain drops.

 

[MikeyBen]

Here is a link to how we hydrate our chameleons. It is a diy rain dome we have been using since the beginning. No high pressure water in the enclosure or holes in the screen. It sets right on top and a light mist and rain drops.

Very interesting. Thanks for sharing.

 

[GrandJean]

Domes are the way to go, in my experience all the Chams I have owned hate pressurized mist.

I’m going to build and test your design, I like the idea of it being round and compact, we all now how cluttered top of cages get

 

[Beman]

That was very cool. I saw the video on FB earlier.

 

[Texas Ranger]

Domes are the way to go, in my experience all the Chams I have owned hate pressurized mist.

I’m going to build and test your design, I like the idea of it being round and compact, we all now how cluttered top of cages get

Awesome. Please do. Tag me when you get it up and running you will be amazed at the coverage even if you opt to use a 2 in. pipe or 4 in. Pipe. I use 4in. On all my adults and 2 in on all my babies and juveniles. You can use your standard MistKing nozzle as well. But I do recommend taking the middle bend section out so the mist head can sit higher in the pipe.

 

[Texas Ranger]

Domes are the way to go, in my experience all the Chams I have owned hate pressurized mist.

I’m going to build and test your design, I like the idea of it being round and compact, we all now how cluttered top of cages get

And yes it can save a lot of space on top of your enclosure. If really tight up there just use a 2 in. Pipe. But the 4in. Does cover a bigger area.

 

[Texas Ranger]

That was very cool. I saw the video on FB earlier.

Awesome. I am glad you like it.