DIY Cabinet in Reptile Vivarium!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- This video is a step by step guide to converting a china cabinet into a diy chameleon cage. Learn to make your own arboreal vivarium from old furniture.
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Yes thank you!! I’m so happy I’m not the only one
This just shows again that you don't have to go out and buy an expensive terrarium, just easily make one out of old furniture :D
I’m glad you covered the mirrors. Chameleons get stressed when seeing their reflection in normal glass so I can’t imagine how bad it would be with actual mirrors.
Thank you for posting this. My neighbor is giving me a similar china cabinet in exchange for getting her taxes done. This one has a light socket attached inside the roof so obviously I can't just replace it with a heat bulb. You've given me an idea what to do.
Great idea man! I’m going to try this for my veiled chameleons.
Awesome, good luck with it!
Wow what a gorgeous setup. I'm wanting to do something similar and this video was very helpful so thank you!
Thanks for watching! 😊
Nice! I'm turning the same type of cabinet into a crested gecko vivarium. I decided to try the spray foam method to make a rocky background. It's a messy pain in the ass task!
Awesome! Haha yes, spray foam is a pain in the ass and it is sort of labor intensive once you get to the shaving part... however, it will give you a much better result! If I were to do this again I would probably spray foam as well. Good luck with your project!
I'm going for a large china cabinet , will split the top in half vertically and house my 2 chameleons in one side , and , my ball python the other . Great job
Awesome! That sounds like a great project, good luck with it!
@@AnimalsatHomePodcast Thanx , maybe a vid ? I have so many ideas from your video and others .
CANNOT WAIT
I see alot of free cabinets , a corner one like yours is very appealing
Ya there’s always someone trying to get rid of an old cabinet haha! Ya you should definitely make a video if he project, I’d like to see it!
Great job
Thank you! 😊
How long did you wait until you put your reptile in it
I waited for about 1 month, but this was only because I had to wait for the local reptile expo and I also wanted to give the plants some time to establish before adding an animal. The water-based sealant I used was fully cured after 2-3 days so if I had an animal ready to add immediately after I finished building it I probably would have only waited 4-5 days to add the animal.
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Did the polycrylic hold up alright? I just got a China cabinet I'm gonna convert and I've heard that you have to sand before applying polycrylic or it won't stay.
From my experience the polycrylic Held up fine without sanding. However, did he say if you could take a fine grit sandpaper and just do one pass over the wood.
How did you cut the glass
A glass cutter from a craft store (or Amazon)
Paint it black
I have since sold this enclosure, but that would’ve been a great idea!
The title is how to make a chameleon cage but at the end of the video there’s a Day gecko 🦎
😂 haha yeah... we ended up using it for a day gecko for a bit as well!
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