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this is what i did to trap humidity in a 65g reptarium,

this is a front shot of the cage,

i lined the left side and back with a plastic trash bag and folded some of it on the top,

then i used a piece of plexi-glass i had to use on the right side which is the

access door making it easier to get in and out.

and this is the reading 75F with hi% humidity,that means the humidity has exceeded 90%

[img]http://gallery.pethobbyist.com/data/40643IM000223.JPG[img]

so i hope this helps is anyone was interested in getting one of these cages as thier very cheap

and easy to maintain plus you can hang plants anywhere in it

kali

grrrr forgot the stupid / in the img thingy anywho this was the last pic

I may have to get a 100G to put on top of Erowens tank, she NEEDS more height
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Elizabeth (ecb)

Make this world a better and more beautiful place that You have been in it
*Edward W Bok*

I may have to get a 100G to put on top of Erowens tank, she NEEDS more height
I have looked at trophy cases (1-2 thousand each)
and Curio cabinets (12-16 hundred each)
I M going to God Will Stores this weekend
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Elizabeth (ecb)

Make this world a better and more beautiful place that You have been in it
*Edward W Bok*

I have done the "looking for something" that will work as a viv. I even looked at display cases. I did find a place in Omaha that sells used displays and some of them are in the $200-400 range. The thing with them is that they have some parts that would rust, some parts are particle board, and some are plywood depending on the model. I figured that if I ever made the purchase I could probably coat the entire thing, except for the glass, with poly resin. Problem with that was that I could make one for less, in all my spare time!LOL
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Marcia - FroggieB Dragons
www.froggieb.com/MHDHome.html

did you get the tray that fits the reptarium or did you use some other means for containing a suitable substrate? I have too many laying females to not have 4" or better of substrate for them to dig their nests in.

Aside from that, I love the extra climbing space the reptarium gives our climbing friends!
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Marcia - FroggieB Dragons
www.froggieb.com/MHDHome.html

i use just regular plastic fold it up on the side then add 2" off coconut bark(the earth stuff you soak in water)and it hold humidity great

if you go to www.bigappleherp.com you can get the 260g cage and its huge it stands 6ft tall 2 1/2 feet wide and 2 1/2 feet in length and is 106.39,this will be my next cage for my MHD when she is almost full grown. cant say theres not enough room in that cage for a dragon or two.

I M looking for something more closed in
I think it is the 110G reptairium that will fit over the top of the 55 gal tank, to add 2.5 feet of height
I am gonna go good will shopping this weekend (kids are with their fathers sister for the weekend) so I can rip all the seats out of the mini van and go to ALL the stores
I cannot spend much more than $100 so Haggling is a PLUS
then i can get stuff to seal in the inside, and then glas front will be a good view, set up waterfall and dirt in the bottom
Otherwise I M gonna have to ge a loan for a Cages by Design setup (the middle one seems to be inclusive of what I need, and is expensive, but a smaller loan will not kill me)
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Elizabeth (ecb)

Make this world a better and more beautiful place that You have been in it
*Edward W Bok*