I'd be wary of a mesh reptarium. Unless you live in a extremely humid environment it may be hard to keep it at needed humidity of at least 60% all the time. A all glass enclose with a screen top would be much better suited for them, plus they like to hang out on the glass not that they cant hang to mesh. The bigger the tank the better, that size would be awsome and real spendy in glass but for two one half that size would work nice.

I use fake haning plants suction cupped to the tank walls which provides nice hiding areas that can be removed easily for cleaning and a couple live plants in pots which provide more hiding and climbing areas. Be sure to include verticle branches big enough for the Tokays to climb on. I tried a waterfall but they kept pooping in it so now I use a large pot filled with water and screened top right under the heat source to provide constant humidty and hiding area. Having them checked for parasites would be a good idea.

Maybe someone like ingo will respond with a different idea on using a mesh reptarium. Hes had them many more years than me and I respect his advice greatly.

Good luck with your Tokays, do you know what sexes you have and how big are they? Heres a example of my setup which houses 2 female and 1 male adults and numerous hatchlings and eggs.

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1.4.10 Leos(13 albino)
1.2.0 AFT's(amel male)
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