How's this enclosure looking?

[ViolentJ]

The vines have yet to go in as we haven't got them yet but my question is whether there's too much foliage in there or not? The plant in the middle is Monstera but it may not be staying, I'm not sure yet.

Enclosure is 48" tall x 30" x 16.5". The space top left is where the basking area will be. Chameleon is a 20 month old male Yemen.

 

[naich]

looks pretty cool i would buy a few yards of vines and creat a walk way around the cage though.

 

[ViolentJ]

The guy I'm buying the Chameleon from has some vines for me but I can buy more if more are required. What would you make the walkway out of?

 

[JoshCrane1]

The guy I'm buying the Chameleon from has some vines for me but I can buy more if more are required. What would you make the walkway out of?

vines and maybe a branch or two

 

[ViolentJ]

Can cork bark be used with yemens? I noticed some branch type peices at our local reptile place when I was out today.

 

[OntarioLizardman]

awsome cage@

 

[ViolentJ]

Sorry to bump this but we're going out today to buy more bits and I can get some cork bark if it's safe to use?

 

[chameleon97]

Sorry to bump this but we're going out today to buy more bits and I can get some cork bark if it's safe to use?

yes, it should be safe. if yourcham gnaws at it, take it out.

 

[Dave]

If you can find some wood-like vines outside, you can bake them in the over at 350 for about 30 minutes and they'll work fine in your cage. Personally I hotglued the vines around my cages with a lowtemp hotglue gun. Easy and cheap way to create a nice vining setup in your enclosure

-Dave

 

[sandrachameleon]

electrical wire (like is use to wire your household circuits) makes for great vines. Fully bendable, positionable, cleanable.