What I use in mine are many shelves in each enclosure on different levels to satisfy dominance and provide shade. Additionally lg wooden boxes are provided as refuges that sit on the ground and rarely on the hottest day get above 82 degrees. This seems to work out very well for me. In the Green Iguana enclosures for both albino's and hets slow running water is flowing in from the top 24 hours a day into lg tanks big enough for them to get into. Water temps here are 76 degrees year round...Thanks



If you look at our pimary section of the large caes you can see the doulble tiers of shelves and the refuge boxes are on the back side on the outside of the enclosure with an entrance inside each cage.....
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Tom Crutchfield
www.tomcrutchfield.com

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• 122 degrees! - jerry d. fife, Fri Jul 3 18:40:25 2009
• RE: 122 degrees! - Mark M, Mon Jul 6 21:51:41 2009
• RE: 122 degrees! - Mark M, Mon Jul 6 21:56:01 2009
• Alot has to do with cage type too..... - tgreb, Wed Jul 8 08:04:13 2009
• RE: Alot has to do with cage type too... - mark m, Wed Jul 8 10:31:08 2009
• RE: Alot has to do with cage type too... - jerry d. fife, Sat Jul 11 17:09:28 2009
• RE: Alot has to do with cage type too... - TOM_CRUTCHFIELD, Sat Jul 11 19:41:13 2009
• RE: Alot has to do with cage type too... - Mark M, Mon Jul 13 00:28:18 2009
• RE: Alot has to do with cage type too... - jerry d. fife, Sat Jul 18 18:53:19 2009
• RE: Alot has to do with cage type too... - Mark M, Sun Jul 19 18:55:07 2009
• RE: Alot has to do with cage type too... - jf, Mon Jul 20 19:30:55 2009
• RE: Alot has to do with cage type too..... - TOM_CRUTCHFIELD, Fri Jul 10 10:52:29 2009