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We actually ended up adopting a lovely young lady from a rescue. She's a two year old black and white named Precious and is quickly becoming a snugglebug.
Thanks. It ended up being a bit shorter than I initially planned due to space in the living room. We ended up at 9 by 4 by 4.
We went with a 12" depth on her substrate which she is currently buried in for brumation. The two slanted sides are 40" by 40" doors that I can crawl through and sit in...
The enclosure is nearing it's completion. Thought I'd share a couple shots of it. Final sizing ended up just over 9' by 4' by 4'.
Utilized Drylock to seal it, and I'll also be heat forming a plastic liner to the interior up to the top of the substrate level.
I got some pics over the weekend. Figured I'd share em with y'all. This is Atticus. His Hooman works with him and Georgia Reptile Society to help educate folks.
Glad to hear We dont have to have two feet worth of substrate. I was not looking forward to filling that up by hand, much less cleaning/cycling it all out. As for our space, we bought a decent sized house. It's only my wife, myself, and our disabled son. We have a bit more room for "kids" so I...
Wasn't aware about the jumping. I'm most likely going to be building this at a four foot interior height. I'm hoping that'll be sufficient.
I've read/heard a few places that two feet (depth) of substrate is recommended. Is this correct? He/She will have a number of rock dens to hide in. Trying...
Late to the party, but I sent it in anyway. I'd hate for a state known for large reptiles to pull a bonehead move like this.
I was hoping my birth home was better than that.
Greetings, salutations, and Bah-weep-Graaaaagnah wheep ni ni bong.
We currently have nine different herps ranging from frogs, to Gecks, to four Beardies. The idea of a large "lap lizard" has always been a dream and it would appear it will soon be a reality. Before it happens, (next couple...