***The Official Enclosure Picture Thread***

Morning Guy's Woke Up 2 Work On My Chameleon Cages And A Got Some Advice From A Forum Member @jajeanpierre And He Wanted Me To Post Pictures Of My Chameleon Cages Done Or Not Lol.

So I'll Post Them So U Guy's Can See.

1 of them is already done but that 1 is for my moms birds, but the 2 primed once are for my Cham
 

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Just finished my new setup. I've never owned a reptile, so any constructive criticism is welcome.

I've had my panther for about a week now. He's a little over three months and is doing great in this enclosure. Someone told me it was too big, but he seems great in it. He's eating 10 dubia per day out of a clear feeder cup with a branch siliconed through the middle (not in pics).

Nice!!! I love this idea and the plants are nice and full.

The only question I have is...is that blue/purple light on for just for picture effect or do you leave it on all night? Chams need dark to sleep, any sort of night heat light will disrupt their ability to set a day/night schedule and will cause issues later on. They set their internal clocks and regulate hormones through this day night schedule. A temp drop at night is a good thing for their metabolism and it is not necissary to have heat at night unless your house drops lower than 55.
 
All of you's Nicely done. The vegetation plants are great .
Wonderful.Work . Go Big or go Home
 
Nice!!! I love this idea and the plants are nice and full.

The only question I have is...is that blue/purple light on for just for picture effect or do you leave it on all night? Chams need dark to sleep, any sort of night heat light will disrupt their ability to set a day/night schedule and will cause issues later on. They set their internal clocks and regulate hormones through this day night schedule. A temp drop at night is a good thing for their metabolism and it is not necissary to have heat at night unless your house drops lower than 55.


Hi, and thank you for the compliment :)

The light is more of a blue not purple. The light schedule is set from 7AM to 7PM, then all but the blue lights turn off. The blue lights are not for heat, they're meant to simulate moonlight for an additional 2 hours until 9PM when they shut off, then it's dark until 7AM.

I have a T5 5.0 UVB strip, a 6500K, 3400 lumen LED strip light that includes the blue LEDs, and a basking bulb.

Temps drop to 64F at night, and there is no heat provided through the night.

I've also added a fogger in the last week or so, so I can keep humidity up in my dry winter climate. Updated pic included. If you look closely you can see him curled up, settling down for the night in the middle left of the pic under a leaf. The lights turned off after I snapped the pic.

Thanks for the comment and suggestions :)
 

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Hi, and thank you for the compliment :)

The light is more of a blue not purple. The light schedule is set from 7AM to 7PM, then all but the blue lights turn off. The blue lights are not for heat, they're meant to simulate moonlight for an additional 2 hours until 9PM when they shut off, then it's dark until 7AM.

I have a T5 5.0 UVB strip, a 6500K, 3400 lumen LED strip light that includes the blue LEDs, and a basking bulb.

Temps drop to 64F at night, and there is no heat provided through the night.

I've also added a fogger in the last week or so, so I can keep humidity up in my dry winter climate. Updated pic included. If you look closely you can see him curled up, settling down for the night in the middle left of the pic under a leaf. The lights turned off after I snapped the pic.

Thanks for the comment and suggestions :)
Great!! I was just double checking as it is a very common thing people get the wrong info about. I will be setting up a moonlight setting too when I get my upgraded cage. It will take some trial and error on timings of it all.
 
Still haven't Hooked up the mistking yet but I feel like my boys new setups lookin decent:DI can't wait for the pothos to fill up the cage up either(y)
 

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Looks good.

How are you hanging the pothos?
I cut a peice of 1x2 put that across the top of the frame of the top of the cage, cut a hole on each side of the pothos pot strung 50lb fishing line through to the wood on top and tied it to it so the pothos is hanging from the wood that is across the frame.
 
Alice in her enclosure and a little of her free range
 

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It looks GREAT... My only and I mean only concern is her growth and the height of that basking spot... For now its okay but as she grows she will get closer and closer to that bulb and with their hoods veiled's tend to be very easily burned by their bulbs... So if you clear some a little below that spot and lower the perch I think it would be PERFECT!
OK this is my work in progress for my ~3-4 month old female Veiled. The enclosure provides plenty of room for her to stretch her legs. I recently added the red flowers, I think they add some visual appeal and she seems to like them. Do not know if they should stay or not though, comments welcome.

i love these flowers! what kind are they??

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I cut a peice of 1x2 put that across the top of the frame of the top of the cage, cut a hole on each side of the pothos pot strung 50lb fishing line through to the wood on top and tied it to it so the pothos is hanging from the wood that is across the frame.
Ah, cool.

Do you worry about the heat from the lights weakening the line over time, causing it to snap?
 
Both complete enclosures (y););)
 

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Looks like this thread has been dead for awhile.. hopefully my first post on this forum can help!

I recently purchased and rebuilt this cage, once for an Iguana, now for a Chameleon! It took about 3 weeks from start to finish to break it down, sand, stain, seal, Ect...

The Temp Gauge up on top is broken on the humidity side so please disregard the 10% there. The beautiful thing is on top of the cage is a 15-20 degree difference from the bottom!

- 2 Hibiscus Plants
- 1 Honey Suckle
- 1 Ficus
- 2 (dying) Ivy Geraniums
- Petunias


Lemme know what you guys think!

ANY Suggestions welcome!!
 

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