Pics of Enclosures
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eisentrauti
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Beautiful enclosure beeze!
tv321406
New Member
here is a cage i am in the process of designing. i have yet to complete the final product but this is about what it is going to look like. i just have to work the door out which should be pretty simple. i have an area at the top to enclose the lights, pump, dripper, etc, and room on the bottom for a drainage tray. i can make them pretty quick ( i use a CNC router at work) if anybody wants one, send me a pm. hope this helps!
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mrvoodoo
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Here's Dexter's cage that I built
https://www.chameleonforums.com/dexters-laboratory-finally-finished-17011/
https://www.chameleonforums.com/dexters-laboratory-finally-finished-17011/
kenya
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Hey, here are some photos of my 24"x24"x36" cages.
If you want to know how I set this up and made drainage, here is the thread.
https://www.chameleonforums.com/new-setups-underway-drainage-17627/
The whole "rack"
Darjeeling's cage (male sambava panther)
Togo's cage (male fischers)
Note the reptisun bulbs spanning two cages each, the basking bulbs being positioned over branches to achieve the correct temp (use a temp gun or probe thermometer), basking branches 6-8" under the UVB bulbs, live plants, lots of obvious "highways" for climbing around the cage, cover and open spaces for either hiding or basking, both vertical and horizontally placed branches/vines (good for a variety of movement- i.e. climbing up, sitting still, hunting, sleeping, basking), deli cups as drippers (placed over leaves on "highways" to attract drinking, bare bottomed cages, and feeding cups (only for some- I feed Darjeeling by hand normally)
Do you have specific questions about enclosures and how to put them together?
If you want to know how I set this up and made drainage, here is the thread.
https://www.chameleonforums.com/new-setups-underway-drainage-17627/
The whole "rack"
Darjeeling's cage (male sambava panther)
Togo's cage (male fischers)
Note the reptisun bulbs spanning two cages each, the basking bulbs being positioned over branches to achieve the correct temp (use a temp gun or probe thermometer), basking branches 6-8" under the UVB bulbs, live plants, lots of obvious "highways" for climbing around the cage, cover and open spaces for either hiding or basking, both vertical and horizontally placed branches/vines (good for a variety of movement- i.e. climbing up, sitting still, hunting, sleeping, basking), deli cups as drippers (placed over leaves on "highways" to attract drinking, bare bottomed cages, and feeding cups (only for some- I feed Darjeeling by hand normally)
Do you have specific questions about enclosures and how to put them together?
