It looks great!
Beautiful!
But a savannah monitor? Do you have it living in there? I would imagine that the heat requirements for a savannah would cook the plants even before the lizard has trampled everything into mulch. E. exanthematicus require a hot spot of 130°F to thrive and they need a lot of space to operate. This may be okay for a little while if it is a young specimen but eventually you will need to get a much bigger cage. Imo.
That’s kinda what I was thinking. This enclosure is beautiful for sure but if this monitor is an adult, the enclosure is way too small. Hopefully we are talking about a baby.
It appears that you have put a lot of time and effort into this enclosure though. Kudos to you!
Please move the heat/light fixtures as well. They are a burn in waiting.
The enclosure is 8 foot long 4foot wide and 7 foot tall he has plenty of space in there and his hot spot is 130 degrees
His heat lights are 3 foot from his basking spot it’s don’t look like it in the pic but it is
Oh i apologize Max! That picture is a bit deceiving! Great job there! Thanks for sharing!
I hope your UV isn’t too strong for that mammal in there. She looks fairly hypomelanistic.
The first pics are deceiving! I really thought I was looking at a 4x2 . Or something similar. Yes definitely got tons of room.
I may want you to furnish my living space.