vivexotic viva chameleon vivarium review

I've seen a whole lot of negativity towards the new viva range but I decided to give my two pence value having recently bought the chameleon viv. The viv is 575mm wide times 490mm deep x 914mm tall. I've seen people say this is too small for a chameleon but my yemen used only a fraction of his old 2x2x4 reptibreeze. This chameleon viv has the eliminate in the top with a very vivexotic viva chameleon vivarium review nylon uppers insert to sit your basking light on/over so that it doesn't encroach inside. (note only the chameleon, bearded dragon and gecko specific vivs have this). It is about with predrilled holes and clips for exo terra uv strips to fit widthways however as My spouse and i use Arcadia t5 and they don't do pontoons that short I've attached mine diagonally which meets without issue. The viv has 3 air grills on the back, one particular at the bottom and 2 for the top. The newly designed plinths/door runners/front air vents are aluminum and look very smart (in my opinion). Simply to be clear these are combined as one device. The bottom unit has plastic strips that you stick into the athletes, this implies the doors go very easily. I've seen mention of folks locating the ports very sharp and incomplete but this wasn't the case with mine. The one thing I don't like is that vivexotic provide a wooden dowel to course the width for the basking spot, the dowel looks very misplaced. I actually replaced the dowel with a branch. Much like past vivexotic vivs the instructions are clear and it is a doddle to put jointly. The glass doors are drilled for vivexotics own locking system. Gone are the days of attempting to find a lock to fit! The viv comes with a plastic stopper that can be used, however I bought vivexotics fastener. This is a nice looking lock and appears like a keyhole once in place, very user friendly and does what is actually likely to. I can't failing the viv and will be buying another for my tokay.