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liquid-leaf
at Wed Jul 18 11:49:42 2007 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by liquid-leaf ]
.. it was very cool.
As for waterproofing a wooden cage, some people earlier were talking here about using DryLok I believe, which can be used to make a wooden cage watertight enough to be used as an aquarium.
I always wanted to do a filtered in-cage pond kind of thing, but the few times I tried it (back when I had an iguana), I didn't have the funds to do it "right".
The really cool part was the structure they had set up, pipes plumbed down to chambers with either fruit fly culture or a chamber where tiny crickets were put, so flies and crickets would gradually crawl out to be hunted by the viv inhabitants.
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I saw it - liquid-leaf, Wed Jul 18 11:49:42 2007