I recommend this cage to anyone that has any type of chameleon or any other species that needs to have a full screen cage. I did some searching and found this same enclosure elsewhere for half the price. I had to do my research and see how to set mine up for the type of reptiles i have. I had no problem or any issues setting mine mine up. DO YOUR RESEARCH. You just got to be careful with it obviously it's a screen enclosure and can be easily broken. You can't manhandle it or else it ain't going to work. This enclosure provides the best air circulation for any type of chameleons or any other reptile that needs this much air circulation. I have a bioactive enclosure for my reptiles. All the plants are live, there's an automatic misting system and a fogger that put all the humidity i need in the enclosure. The only problem i had that is extremely hard to keep the humidity in because of the screen but there's ways of doing it. You got to do your research. Glass cages don't work for chameleons or any other reptiles that need screen cages. If you try to use a glass cage it will give them respiratory issues and it could kill them. And as of the products that come with the enclosure are just the basic stuff. Buy some other products if you dont like them. Theres so many different products out there that will work for what you need. Sometimes you have to modify a product for it to work.

I bought this product a week ago its so good I recommend

This product was not worth the $240.00 I paid. First, the cage itself is made of a flimsy plastic frame and the mesh side barely stays secure in the frame. At one point the upper top corner of mesh was pushed out while putting it together and it has been practically impossible to get it to stay now. Every slight movement in that area has that portion of mesh pushing back out of the small rubber holder that is supposed to hold the mesh into the frame. Second, the reptile vine provided has rubber suction cups to hold them to side of the MESH tank. These clearly do not work together and there is no, provided, way to attach any of the decor to the cage. Not only does it come with sparse decor (which I anticipated needing more to fill it so it was okay on our end, but others may not anticipate the additional decor that is needed) the amount provided is minimal at best, so plan for purchasing way more. Additionally, though one would assume when spending over $200 on a tank called aptly named the DELUXE Chameleon kit that it would have everything needed to get started, but nope. No substrate for the bottom (though the pull out bottom is nice and convenient) and no feeding bowl provided either. In total we ended up needing to spend around $100 additional for more decor, water dripper, substrate, vines, and climbing sticks. In summary, this is a nice size tank that provides lots of breeze and air to our new family member. However, for what was paid for this product, I am very disappointed in the sturdiness of the tank and the products provided.