I am currently designing a 6X3X3 enclosure for my tegu that I plan on building come the end of summer. I've got a good plan layed out, but I'm not sure how many ventilation holes i should plan on cutting, and where to place them. I know the enclosure needs ventilation to prevent stagnant air from accumulating, but I also want to be able to maintain proper humidity levels, as well as temperature, if applicable. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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designing an enclosure...how much ventilation is needed?
dpitch13
Jun 07, 2004 12:53 PM
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bosc1973
Jun 09, 2004 12:30 PM
my cage is the same size is the one you are building all i used was ,you know the vents you use for the floor vents for your house i used one on each side of the cage u could go with 2 on each side but i used one on each side to keep up the humidity and they work great and they are cheap,i got them at home depot...
bosc1973
