Dose Anyone Think These Are Good For Chams?

[Danny200]

hey do any of you think these are good for chams? i would prefer to use this because it will go well with the oak furniture and be realy nice

http://www.animalinstinct.co.uk/acatalog/info_AX1636.html

thats what it looks like i mean they seem to be good ventilation as well they got 2 large circles with vents you can put in air cons too that i seen fit in the circles

 

[bucky]

I dont think its good, doesnt provide enough ventilation, and it doesnt seem big enough,maybe I didnt look at specs well enough, but thats just what I think. And you shouldnt get something just because it matches your furniture, now you could make a wood cage and screen it with mesh etc... This is just what I think.

 

[Rocky]

i think it would be fine as long as you are sure it has decent ventilation. people across the pond use glass enclosures all the time and have great results with them. I would see if you can get some feed back on it from people that have actually used them.

 

[sandrachameleon]

I see it says it has an integrated ventilation system. Im not sure what that means. You'll want to ensure it is sufficient. If it isnt, you could cut out large vents in both sides (which you'd of course have to cover with screen).

I dont see where the UVB lights and Heat bulb would go - hidden in the top area? anything between bulbs and reptiles?

will they provide acrylic rather than glass door(s)? Glass is heavy, breakable, and more prone to reflection than acrylic.

Is the bottom glass panel movable, or just the large top door?

How is water/drainage handled?

Assuming all these potential issues are worked out, I think it looks great!

 

[opihiman]

I see it says it has an integrated ventilation system. Im not sure what that means. You'll want to ensure it is sufficient. If it isnt, you could cut out large vents in both sides (which you'd of course have to cover with screen).

I dont see where the UVB lights and Heat bulb would go - hidden in the top area? anything between bulbs and reptiles?

will they provide acrylic rather than glass door(s)? Glass is heavy, breakable, and more prone to reflection than acrylic.

Is the bottom glass panel movable, or just the large top door?

How is water/drainage handled?

Assuming all these potential issues are worked out, I think it looks great!

I would agree. If you can work out the specs for this viv it looks really nice. some details that you would want to know is how is the air ventilated (I have no idea what a good rate would be for these types of viv's). UV light size and cost of replacement. overall construction of the viv. Drainage. Hmmm I can't think of any thing else but I know there should be more.

This viv is not cheap by any means ( at least to me) so just do your home work...I does look great and should match you white OAK furniture. Let us know the details if you do go ahead and research more...Thanks

OPI