I was just wondering if anyone knows of any type of outdoor enclosure which I could purchase and assemble without having to build something myself. This would be only for taking the chams out on a nice day and giving them some time outside. They would not be living in this enclosure. If I have to I will build something but I just don't have hardly any spare time right now due to my father being ill, and it might not happen for quite a while if I have to build one. It's so nice here in AZ much of the year I'd love to have somewhere safe outside for the chams. I do take them out sometimes but I have to watch them 100 percent of the time - I need a safe screened in place for them!!! I would prefer something large enough to walk into - maybe six feet tall by at least four feet square. Thanks.
Pre-made outdoor enclosures???
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Chamifornia
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Just get a regular 2x2x4 screen cage a lot of companies sell
I want something bigger than their indoor enclosures which are already twice that size! Something 4x4x6 minimum.
JGspecial
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look into small aviaries, theres a few on ebay relatively cheap.
heres one id get if i had a yard.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/LARGE-Bird-...390339?hash=item3adae2a7c3:g:bWEAAOSwx6pYq7Z8
heres one id get if i had a yard.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/LARGE-Bird-...390339?hash=item3adae2a7c3:g:bWEAAOSwx6pYq7Z8
Wonderful idea - why didn't I think of that?!!! Thanks.
EarlMT
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If you get one of these let me know how it goes! I want to get one for my chameleon but I'm worried the holes in it will be too large and he could escape.
Yes I agree the holes would definitely be too large for mine as well, but I really like the idea of using a bird aviary and I'm hoping they will have versions with smaller holes - someone must make them for finches and other small birds like that! I haven't looked into it yet but I will post back here if I do find one which will work and I end up getting it!
Personally I would much rather not modify it even though you could of course.
Here's the same aviary (or very close) I found with smaller holes - should be suitable for most chameleons.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/HSF-Large-G...84674840&tpos=unknow&ttype=price&talgo=origal
