SidneyJohnsonPhil
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Below are pictures of the enclosure I plan on using for a male juvenile veiled chameleon I am expecting soon. The plants and cage were cleaned with 1:40 bleach and were steam cleaned. This cage was previously used to house a sick chameleon that may have had diseases and some bad bacteria so I cleaned it to the best of my ability and am going to wait about a week for any flesh eating bacteria to die off. before judging the setup note that Im going to buy a linear bulb and a spray bottle within the next few days so disregard the uvb bulb that is in the pictures.
The cage is 18 by 18 by 36 inches. The dripper is made out of an old pretzel container with a hole cut into it. The leaves are leaves you can find at this link and at this link. The vines, here (note i have both a small, and large size). the bulb is here (note that the one I have is 100 watts), the calcium is here, the vitamins are here, the wood that you see in the picture is driftwood thats about a pound, and the thermometer and hygrometer both sit at about 4 inches away from the light, (I have two thermometers). I fastened everything with some metal wire that I tied around itself and sanded to stop it from cutting anything, i'm curious to see how other people keep their stuff together.
The cage is 18 by 18 by 36 inches. The dripper is made out of an old pretzel container with a hole cut into it. The leaves are leaves you can find at this link and at this link. The vines, here (note i have both a small, and large size). the bulb is here (note that the one I have is 100 watts), the calcium is here, the vitamins are here, the wood that you see in the picture is driftwood thats about a pound, and the thermometer and hygrometer both sit at about 4 inches away from the light, (I have two thermometers). I fastened everything with some metal wire that I tied around itself and sanded to stop it from cutting anything, i'm curious to see how other people keep their stuff together.
