I have the same questions too. IMO I think a screen enclosure would be ok, but it all depends on how high you can keep the humidity. I am getting 2 females next week and I have already got a 29 gallon aquarium for them - in the end I want 2 females and one male - so a 29G should be good. They need "high" humidty which I would think is at least 80 . So I went with the all glass aquarium with screen top. All I plan on using for lighting is a repti-sun 5 just for lighting up the tank and for the pothos I plan on puting in there. No plans for a basking light unless temps drop below 65 - which wont happen. For a substrate I plan on a mixture of organic potting soil with shredded coconut (spelling?) husks. Maybe add some moss here and there with some dead leaves, a few fixtures, and probably a couple fake vines in a few corners.



Anyone have a care sheet for these (R. brevicaudatus)? I asked the breeder today about it but havent got a response yet.



-roo

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