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since ive seen tons of posts with peoples new beardie homes.. i decided to post a few of my new one. made it about a month and a half ago.. total of 10 hours put into it... took me 2 weeks to do before and after work.
clamping it together to seal up bottom trim
up and ready
bad pic, but shows size compared to 20 long
my 2 females enjoying themselves
enjoy!
edit: first pic was completed project sitting on my kitchen.. i dont have the 'progress' pics on my puter yet
you did a really great job!! Is it melamine and glass? wood? Plex? or what?
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TheClassyLizard
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i used tempered glass for the bottom (UTH). plate for the front, melamine for the back and sides. I used 90 degree wood trim on the corners for stability. I made 2 screen lids for the top, and mounted their UV light just inside the top of the tank with 3 aluminum rods that are drilled to the top of the ballist and have notches so they sit on top of the top trim. easy to remove, wont fall.. and im gonna build them a cork bridge hanging from the light supports soon. I have the male in there now and hes driving the girls crazy, chasing them around the tank about 10 times a day, clamping onto the spikes behind their head and riding around the tank on their back. but they are still havin fun!
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