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Posted by: caimandog at Tue Sep 22 02:41:35 2009 [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by caimandog ] Hi I posted in the cage design forum too, but Im having trouble with keeping the partition in my young caiman's enclosure sealed. It first sprang a bad leak and I re-did the entire seal and it has a small leak along one of the sides again, allowing water to fill underneath the land portion of the cage. Does anyone have a suggestion for a way to seal it without slicing off the 70 bucks in aquarium sealant I applied, digging out all the cyprus mulch and live plants and doing it over? I was thinking of something like the rhino lining or something similar that maybe I could paint on both sides of the plexiglass and sealant that would plug whatever small holes exist. Any ideas? Thanks [ Reply To This Message ] [ Subscribe to this Thread ] [ Hide Replies ]
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caiman cage - caimandog, Tue Sep 22 02:41:35 2009