Chameleon Enclosure Diy

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I'm still a new chameleon owner and i was thinking about upgrading my chameleons enclosure for her. I created this mainly because it took me so long to make my first enclosure having to calculate everything from scratch. I'm trying to replicate the aluminium screen enclosures i've seen on the internet, but a little bigger. Good luck and keep us.

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I'm trying to replicate the aluminium screen enclosures i've seen on the internet, but a little bigger. What i really want to do is custom make it myself, and hopefully save a little money while i'm at it. The biggest advantage of diy (imo) is that you can get exactly what you want. What i bought is a glass 32x18x32.

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I'm looking to build a new panther chameleon enclosure and was wondering about a few things. What i really want to do is custom make it myself, and hopefully save a little money while i'm at it. No more picking up old leaves, dead bugs, or chameleon poop to clean the bottom of the cage. The enclosure is misted 6.

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I'm trying to replicate the aluminium screen enclosures i've seen on the internet, but a little bigger. I was just wondering you guys have any advice/tips for me as i start thinking about doing this soon. Hi guys, first post but been browsing for a while now. From my previous thread, i researched the types of material, availability and cost..

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The enclosure is misted 6 times a day for 30 seconds each with a mistking system using ro/di water. I do plan on adding a screen enclosure to the top of the glass enclosure when he grows a bit to expand the height. Here is the link to the excel spreadsheet: Make sure your drainage is adequate, and make the.

Chameleon Enclosure Diy - So i am sharing this with anyone to save you time. What i bought is a glass 32x18x32 and will be getting a second chameleon who will only be 3 months i assume when i get him. From my previous thread, i researched the types of material, availability and cost. I would spend some time looking at enclosures others have built for things you like and/or don't like. My last enclosure was a pain to clean, my new one opens on the bottom so i can now wipe, or sweep everything right our of the enclosure. No more picking up old leaves, dead bugs, or chameleon poop to clean the bottom of the cage.

I do plan on adding a screen enclosure to the top of the glass enclosure when he grows a bit to expand the height. I created this mainly because it took me so long to make my first enclosure having to calculate everything from scratch. Here is the link to the excel spreadsheet: I'm looking to build a new panther chameleon enclosure and was wondering about a few things. What i bought is a glass 32x18x32 and will be getting a second chameleon who will only be 3 months i assume when i get him.

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I would spend some time looking at enclosures others have built for things you like and/or don't like. I do plan on adding a screen enclosure to the top of the glass enclosure when he grows a bit to expand the height. There are 3 enclosure pictures threads at the top. She has a little belly to her, but she's not a large female, so i'm hoping she was just well taken care of and is not gravid with developing babies.

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The enclosure is misted 6 times a day for 30 seconds each with a mistking system using ro/di water. The biggest advantage of diy (imo) is that you can get exactly what you want. Good luck and keep us updated on the build. I'm still a new chameleon owner and i was thinking about upgrading my chameleons enclosure for her.

I Was Just Wondering You Guys Have Any Advice/Tips For Me As I Start Thinking About Doing This Soon.

I created this mainly because it took me so long to make my first enclosure having to calculate everything from scratch. I wanted an easy to build and sturdy enclosure for our soon to be panther cham family member. I'm trying to replicate the aluminium screen enclosures i've seen on the internet, but a little bigger. Here is the link to the excel spreadsheet:

Hi Guys, First Post But Been Browsing For A While Now.

Pictures would be helpful also. From my previous thread, i researched the types of material, availability and cost. Xantholophus happens to drop some offspring. Sharing my diy enclosure adventure!!