Another reason the pygmys might be a better idea. It would be easier to make it so they cant get off.
"Free range" Chameleon Idea.
- Thread starter Gourami Swami
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Im gonna go to the plant warehouse and see what they have that is somewhat tall and branchy. I will trim the bottom branches for about a foot so they dont stick out close to the ground, but I will wind one of my bio-vines around it so the cham has a way of making it to the ground to eat. I will probably also try feeding silkworms right in the tree.
Im totally psyched about this now
I just sold a guitar so ive got a bit of cash to put into it.
Im totally psyched about this now
I just sold a guitar so ive got a bit of cash to put into it.
I dont know anything about Chameleons, but I think this idea seems really cool and would like to see if anything comes of it!
I have kept chameleons before and glass is no good for them. I kept Veiled Chams to be exact. I never kept pygmys as i dont like how they looks XD always brown. Plus i think it would be cheaper if you built it a custom enclosure its wouldnt be all that expensive i had a custom cham cage that took half the size of my room 
it was 8 foot long 2 foot wide and 7 foot tallabout 3 years ago. It cost be about 100 to build but if your keeping pygmys obiously the budget it gonna be smaller Maybe around 20-30. You could get 2x4 build a frame get that pet mesh from home depot ( not chiken ) it kinda looks like the meshes on windows to kep the flys out. Staple the mesh to the fram and your done. Good luck chameleons are fasinating but extreamly delicate I sold mine.
PS. I noticed your from NJ have you been to the NY reptile expo its much fun you should go one time.
it was 8 foot long 2 foot wide and 7 foot tallabout 3 years ago. It cost be about 100 to build but if your keeping pygmys obiously the budget it gonna be smaller Maybe around 20-30. You could get 2x4 build a frame get that pet mesh from home depot ( not chiken ) it kinda looks like the meshes on windows to kep the flys out. Staple the mesh to the fram and your done. Good luck chameleons are fasinating but extreamly delicate I sold mine.PS. I noticed your from NJ have you been to the NY reptile expo its much fun you should go one time.
