Making your reptibreeze xl bioactive and naturalistic

[Sonny13]

As I'm seeing many posts lately about how to make your screen enclosure bioactive and more naturalistic, I want to highlight a blog about it which goes into details with a gear list.
Maybe it could help someone, also included a fogging system modification. Have fun reading.

https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/low-budget-enclosure-setup.2462/

 

[Sonny13]

 

[Picks]

Very cool enclosure. Thanks for sharing. What plants are toward the front.

 

[Sonny13]

Very cool enclosure. Thanks for sharing. What plants are toward the front.

Thank you. Those are Paper plant (left), Tree fern (bottom) and Spider plant (right)

 

[Gingero]

Absolutely fantastic!! How has the drainage been working out for you? I was hesistant to use a tray for my XL Reptibreeze out of fear water would leak out of the sides. I instead used pond liner for mine.

Here is my version of a blog and tutorial video: https://www.neptunethechameleon.com/bioactive

 

[Sonny13]

Absolutely fantastic!! How has the drainage been working out for you? I was hesistant to use a tray for my XL Reptibreeze out of fear water would leak out of the sides. I instead used pond liner for mine.

Here is my version of a blog and tutorial video: https://www.neptunethechameleon.com/bioactive

Looks absolutely great as well . I found a way to balance the usage of water by the plants and the amount of water. Lots of plants at the bottom can do that trick.

 

[CryptKeeper]

Absolutely fantastic!! How has the drainage been working out for you? I was hesistant to use a tray for my XL Reptibreeze out of fear water would leak out of the sides. I instead used pond liner for mine.

Here is my version of a blog and tutorial video: https://www.neptunethechameleon.com/bioactive

I’m actually gonna do this build but think ima add a drainage layer (small one) with a drain valve