Overspray
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Obviously you need a new husband...
Mike Fisher
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Coroplast panel on the back wall of the cage should help.
Ksauber
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Hmm, that definitely could help. possibly help with humidity too. I still don't know if we will let me spray but it is worth a shot. We bought a fogger that helps with humidity also, and it condenses and drips, and Creeper will drink from that. I just don't think the fogger alone will get the humidity up enough.
I had thought about making some kind of rain system that just rains, instead of mists, but again I am now sure it that will keep the humidity up. I am not really good at the diy, but I may be able to figure something out.
teejayteej
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find a jungle pattern shower curtain and use it as a back ground on the back and at least and maybe the sides too. If he is worried about the floor get cheep rugs that you can put in the washer from the clearance sections of your local stores.
still complains then counter complain with something he does that is worse...lol
still complains then counter complain with something he does that is worse...lol
Ksauber
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the rug idea is definitely a good one... maybe a bath may that is designed to be absorbent... That plus a shower curtain may just be my lifesaver! I think he just needs to see it in action.
as for something he does worse.... hm i will have to think about something i can bring up haha
jackschamnewbie
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Polyethylene sheeting works wonders, camouflaging the tape is tough. Double sided tape is good for this. You would want something at least 6-12mil to not have that trashbag look.
i got plants and put them around my cage. Makes it look even nicer and the leaves have stopped the overspray. I was getting it on my walls which i could not have because i live in a brand new home. Cant justifiy devalueing a home for a pet. Even though my dogs destroyed my back yard lol. But i got a few plants and put them around the cage and now i have no issues.
Psychobunny
Avid Member
I do this too, but I dont bother to hide the tape
I cover the back, and one side.
Ksauber
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or you can get a terrarium, much simpler
I was under the impression terrariums are bad for veiled chams?
leedragon
Chameleon Enthusiast
now why would they be bad :O
Mike Fisher
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Solid Snake
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With proper plant placement, proper nozzle placement, you should have no overspray.
You can have a MK nozzle in a FR setup, and still not have overspray.
So in short, spray the plants, and have the plants control the water, and drip it downwards, like rain.
This can be accomplished with a hand sprayer as well.
You can have a MK nozzle in a FR setup, and still not have overspray.
So in short, spray the plants, and have the plants control the water, and drip it downwards, like rain.
This can be accomplished with a hand sprayer as well.
leedragon
Chameleon Enthusiast
They are only bad in the USA, they apparently work great in Europe, lol.
i think they can work aswell as in europe
Ksauber
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Weirde I thought vivs were linked to resonators infections..? Maybe not though lol. As for the plants being organized properly, I only have one overgrown pothos in my cage and it honestly looks a little too full to me haha. I can definitely try moving some stuff around though.
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