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08-03-04, 05:56 PM
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Location: Calgary Alberta Canada
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Steepness of branches
How steep can the branches be. I just dont want to put branches in that they cant climb.
Matt
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08-03-04, 05:57 PM
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Location: Toronto, Ontario
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They're pretty great climbers but I figured no more then 45ish degrees and they'd be more then fine. My guy sleeps on them every night and never on his actual tree.
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08-03-04, 06:42 PM
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All angles, even straight up, they are great climbers and will do well as long as there not all straight up lol
Meow
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08-03-04, 07:21 PM
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anouther thing to consider is the thickness of the branches. If you have a variety of width it will help exercise theyre gripping strength.
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08-03-04, 07:36 PM
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I have ones that are like 4 inches wide and ones that are like a quarter inch thick so we'll see what they like.
Matt
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08-03-04, 07:41 PM
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4 inchs i think is a bit big lol, it all depends on what size cham your getting, 1-2cm is better and the length is however long you want. BUt panther dude does have a point. So just vary the size from 1cm to 4inchs 
Meow
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08-03-04, 07:49 PM
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Well its going to be the basking branch and is the only thing that I have that can hold a chams weight in the position that I have it in.
Matt
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08-03-04, 08:11 PM
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i think 4 inches would be way to wide, and it wouldnt be able to grip it and might fall off.
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08-03-04, 08:13 PM
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It has little branches sticking out of it all the way up and there will be smaller branches all the way up beside it to.
Matt
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08-03-04, 08:40 PM
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keep in mind guys that in the wild chams climp very large trees 4" is fine just like they said provide varied thicknesses.
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08-03-04, 08:49 PM
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I just trimed a large maple and was wondering if I disenfect the branches if I could use them? I just dont know if the sap will be there after the soak.
Matt
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08-03-04, 08:55 PM
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I have used branches from my maple with no issues.
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08-04-04, 05:57 PM
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what I like to do with the store bought jungle vine is wrap thin vines around the thickest vines. At some points tight and others really loose so it loops out a bit. It works well if you have a probleme like youve got where you need the thick branch for support. It also gives the enclosure a more natural look i find..
just a thought lol
wade
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08-04-04, 07:50 PM
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I am going to start giving away all the jungle vines I have and replace them with real wood, hopefully in the next few weeks (people in the ottawa area lemme know if you want them for free). I personally find the fake ones look really crappy in the cages, and I'm sure the chameleons would much appriciate the real wood as well.
Jason
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08-04-04, 07:57 PM
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hey i wouldnt mind taking them off your hands never bought them so i dont know how well they are, find out the price of shippiing and ill send the cost to you
Meow
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