Where in the world do you all keep the massive amounts of pets!?

[Mr Wilson]

I always love to read the signatures at the bottom and I'm completely amazed at how some of you have SO MANY chameleons, snakes, and other reptiles. Where in the world do you keep them all? Do you have a room in your house just for them? I'm really curious about how you guys are able to do it.

 

[steviejcsc]

I have a reptile room.... I mean computer room

 

[renzo0684]

right now jasper is in my hall closet.... bagera is in my spare bedroom and my chinchillas are in the front room next to my couch.... hopefully next month i will be in a new house and the chams can be in the same room

 

[chams1]

You MAKE room. Even if you have to shove other items into the garage or, in my case, put some babies or other things in your daughter's room ... (lucky for me she is an animal freak like her mother )....

 

[pssh]

I don't have too many pets compared to some, but the friendly and sociable pets go in the living room and the not so sociable/friendly go in their own room.

 

[Nixehface]

I have enough space in my bedroom to keep all my guys

 

[Cainschams]

I have a room that is dedicated to the chams. At the moment I have 10 adults and 19 babies in their.

 

[tananda]

My turtles, sulcata, & all the baby corn snakes are in 1 room (cat free). The 2 Chameleons are in my bedroom (also cat free). The 4 cats also have their own room so I can lock them up when I need to take care of the other pets. My living/dining room has the tanks for my 6 frogs, 2 toads, 1 salamander, 2 bearded dragons, 2 Mexican black king snakes, 5 adult corn snakes, 2 albino nelson milk snakes, 1 rosy boa, 3 fish, & 2 geckos. The snakes are all on cat-proof racks & they can't get into the other tanks. As far as room for them, line the walls & get rid of furniture until you have enough room for all the pets . My apartment before my house literally had tanks lining every single wall including the kitchen.

 

[bongrod269]

My bedroom! I have downsized my bed just to fit more chameleons in my room haha

 

[Mr Wilson]

My turtles, sulcata, & all the baby corn snakes are in 1 room (cat free). The 2 Chameleons are in my bedroom (also cat free). The 4 cats also have their own room so I can lock them up when I need to take care of the other pets. My living/dining room has the tanks for my 6 frogs, 2 toads, 1 salamander, 2 bearded dragons, 2 Mexican black king snakes, 5 adult corn snakes, 2 albino nelson milk snakes, 1 rosy boa, 3 fish, & 2 geckos. The snakes are all on cat-proof racks & they can't get into the other tanks. As far as room for them, line the walls & get rid of furniture until you have enough room for all the pets . My apartment before my house literally had tanks lining every single wall including the kitchen.

I have a room that is dedicated to the chams. At the moment I have 10 adults and 19 babies in their.

Holy cow, I don't think I could ever find the room for all of those!!! Can you house 2 bearded dragons together? What about the snakes? Are you able to house the milk snakes together in one tank and the corn snakes in one tank?

 

[Syn]

I used to have a bedroom, now I sleep outside.

 

[tananda]

Holy cow, I don't think I could ever find the room for all of those!!! Can you house 2 bearded dragons together? What about the snakes? Are you able to house the milk snakes together in one tank and the corn snakes in one tank?

I have the beardies separated for now because I don't want her to breed just yet & I don't fully trust the boy's genetics. I've spent the last 3 weeks getting her calcium, iron, & vitamins to optimal levels prior to breeding as she averages 50+ eggs per clutch with 2 clutches per breeding encounter the vet says this is very important. Next week I'll be borrowing a boy that has great genetics to breed her with.

All of the snakes are in separate tanks except the 8 babies which are in 2 tanks of 4 separated by size until they get bigger. I could probably put some of the other snakes together but I don't want them breeding for another year as I'd rather them be larger then is suggested to keep them healthier and their young will in turn be healthier.

 

[Lizardlover]

all my pygs/montanes are inside, in my bedroom, and the rest are in the backyard.

 

[Spaz66]

I have the female sambava in my room the nosey be in the living room the iguanas in my boyfriends house along with the male veiled until we can get our own place

 

[OldSkoolxReasons]

My basement can fit plenty of chameleon cages and frog set ups. I have lots of dart frogs, panther chameleons, and random other frogs/reptiles. When the summer hits It's like heaven being able to sit in the basement and not catch a hornworm or a cricket making its way across the floor. Everything goes out in the summer that has cages bugs can escape from so it works out nice. The select few things that need alot of space and ventilation and not super high temps go into my side room down there and it is bug proofed so there are not any getting out.

 

[PantherVeileD]

I have 4 aquatic turtles in the living room along with 2 dogs.

For the downstairs/garage I have 18 or 19 chameleons, a 60 gallon reef tank, 4 leopard geckos, 4 white tree frogs, all the bugs(crickets,worms,roaches,and flies.) In my room I have 3 tortoises and 1 anonymous pet.

 

[sandrachameleon]

I have pets instead of children. The pets get the two bedrooms of the house, plus there are birds in the kitchen. My partner and I sleep in the basement.

 

[jeffro]

Well lets just say my 2 car garage has no room for a car !! HAHA But in the summer months they go outside in the back yard !! but the werners stay in there own room in the house

 

[Dez]

We keep ours in out dining room and eat elsewhere... for now. Recentally moved and have plans to make an addition on the house to house the chams.

This pic is only one side of the room.. I assure you the other side is just as filled

 

[Montium]

Mine are in three rooms, family room, reptile room/bedroom and the patio