I am moving into a new home and will have one room designated as a chameleon room. I am planning on having one room for storage and will breed crickets and roaches in there. The main room and storage room will both seal completely from the other parts of the house.



the rooms ceiling will mostly be glass and the room will allow in maximum natural sun. It will be heated at 75 degrees yearlong. (?) Or should I design a cold season?



The humidity will be high because I'm going to install an advanced drip system. I will cycle water through the room 24/7. I will probably make it drip down various paths and sticks to a basin on the floor where it will filter and pump up to the ceiling again. I plan on having multiple systems like this.



I plan to fill the room with one main leafy tree that will take up a majority of the room. Remember it is a very tall room. The rest will be supplementory branches and walkwalks and vines.



I think I'm going to release feeder roaches up the main tree as a feeder source. I would rather not let them go like that but I can think of no other way. Any ideas? The room will be sealed and locked at all times..



I'm going to put dirt trays on the ground of continuous egg laying. I will incubate in the storage room, raise the babies in tubs, and either sell off or release them young chams into the habitat room.



Will this work? Please, any comments to my idea here?



Thanks a lot for reading.



PS. I plan on breeding the best bloodline panther chams I can get. How do guys think male panthers will deal with eachother in such a huge habitat?

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• Help with designing a chameleon ROOM. - imationkarl, Fri Apr 21 11:18:41 2006
• RE: Help with designing a chameleon ROOM. - dianedfisher, Fri Apr 21 14:06:20 2006
• slow down a bit.... - ankinc, Fri Apr 21 18:06:11 2006
• RE: slow down a bit.... - Brock, Sat Apr 22 21:18:37 2006