new cage.. what do you think

[junglejoe]

just finished my new cage... its 2-1/2 ft wide.. 54 inches long and 4 ft tall.. its divided into 2 sepereate cages.. one side slightly larger than the other.. figure im going to run 4 ft bulbs across the entire top of cage.. any ideas on good 4ft heat bulbs..

 

[Gensen]

Nice work!

Looks like you did a great job!

 

[greenguy420]

Did you treat the wood so it doesn't rot

 

[Bob 1000]

Nice cage. Is that a lock?? Just in case the chameleon learns how to use the latch through the screen,,,lol..

 

[JaxyGirl]

just finished my new cage... its 2-1/2 ft wide.. 54 inches long and 4 ft tall.. its divided into 2 sepereate cages.. one side slightly larger than the other.. figure im going to run 4 ft bulbs across the entire top of cage.. any ideas on good 4ft heat bulbs..

Your cage looks great. Definitely plenty of room. When you say 4ft heat bulbs do you mean for a basking spot for your chams or are you talking about UVB bulbs?

 

[junglejoe]

havent treated anything as of yet.. wasnt sure what would be ok for the panthers...

 

[carol5208]

looks great! I might steal your idea from your picture if you don't mind for an outdoor cage that one of these dang days I am going to get my husband to build! He is so busy all week and then there is golf, football, etc on the weekends and no time for building a cage. i am about ready to start trying to build one myself!

 

[junglejoe]

yeah its a few locks..lol.. my 2 yr old honestly would try to climb in with the chameleons

 

[junglejoe]

yeah.. its easy too... cost me around $80.00 so far.. all thats left is a little bit of wood treatment

 

[junglejoe]

basking bulbs.. already have the uv's coverd.

 

[STRYDER]

cage looks good but you might struggle a lil with such small doors, will be harder to get your hands in there if its necessary