What else to house in a medium reptibreeze?

[Andreab102]

I am currently housing my female veiled in a medium reptibreeze. Once I move I will be moving her into an extra large reptibreeze. Has anyone else used a medium cage to house some other reptile? I wouldn't really be able to sell it for much so I may just hold on to it. I have only had my veiled for about 3 months so I think before I get another chameleon I want to make sure I'm more experienced although I may save it for a Jackson's chameleon in the future.

 

[Chameleomom]

How about your outside time house for now?

 

[Andreab102]

How about your outside time house for now?

Unfortunately I don't have a patio or balcony or anything :/ I'm a college student and live in a small 2 bedroom apartment, but that is something I will definitely do when I get a bigger place after graduation!

 

[Dino_]

Perhaps some species of Abronia? I haven't kept one (yet) but from what I understand their housing requirements are similar to some species of chams.

 

[Nursemaia]

Crested gecko

 

[Dumzy]

Abronia is a good one, no geckos, especially crested geckos.

 

[XxSepiorxX]

#1 rule: Don't let your chameleon out on it's own; birds lol! They try to take your chameleon and eat it.

 

[Nursemaia]

Abronia is a good one, no geckos, especially crested geckos.

What's wrong with crested geckos. I've kept them they're easy

 

[Andee]

Crested Geckos need glass or combination enclosures. So they can climb easier, and they can get moisture better.

 

[Nursemaia]

Crested Geckos need glass or combination enclosures. So they can climb easier, and they can get moisture better.

Crested geckos can climb screen and can easily get moisture with proper misting and live plants.

 

[Dumzy]

What's wrong with crested geckos. I've kept them they're easy

I never said they were hard to keep, i have one, i just ment not in a screen cage.