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Gabriel - Montreal - Ding.
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24" wide, 6 feet tall, 19" deep.. big enought for one female Veild? All screen. (np)
gabrielmtl
Sep 15, 2003 12:31 PM
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reptayls
Sep 15, 2003 01:03 PM
Gabriel,
That sounds like a great size.. be sure to furnish with lots of climbing "highways" and plants for privacy. Post a picture if you can...
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gabrielmtl
Sep 15, 2003 01:46 PM
I got these pictures up... you will see the bigger cage... my male is alone in there right now but I want to split it in half to since I want to put a other vield in there but I dont want them together obviously. You can also see my other cage, where my female is in right now. I have to move it because its facing the other cage...
any suggestions?
Some pictures
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Gabriel - Montreal - Ding.
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reptayls
Sep 15, 2003 03:11 PM
Gabriel,
So each half of the cage will be this size?
What will you be using for a divider? We recommend something they cannot see through. You can get that milky plastic (used for overhead lights) maybe - or perhaps a piece of pegboard (for airflow). Nothing wrong with the plexiglass door.
Don't be afraid to add some bigger-leafed plants near the bottom too. Croton - or umbrella bush. How do you handle the drainage?
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gabrielmtl
Sep 15, 2003 04:00 PM
Yes that is for each section.
It would not be transparent. The peg board is a pretty good idea but I think i will go with something that has no hole, so that I can control heat in both areas.
I dont really need draining because that male doesnt drink droplets but rather water in a bole with movement created by a small pomp... that and automatic sprinklers make it perfect, if not too much.
I should indeed put more stuff at the bottom. Right now my hot area is on the left and cold on the right, therefore horizontal, but i wont be able to do that anymore since it will be higher then wide... so the cold area will be at the bottom and hot on top, for both areas...
thanks for the advise, ill post some more pictures once done.
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Gabriel - Montreal - Ding.
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Uneek78
Sep 15, 2003 10:31 PM
np
gabrielmtl
Sep 16, 2003 09:58 AM
np
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Gabriel - Montreal - Ding.
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