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Hello
I am really impressed with all of the photos I have been seeing lately. So I want to share a few as well.
Just click on the link.
Thanks
Mike
Alligator Snappers!

great set up! I have a root system similar to yours, but the addition of all the foliage makes yours truly spectacular looking. You also have a great monitor collection too. Thanks for sharing.
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1.1 Womas, 1.0 Australian Olive Python, 1.0 Centralian Carpet Python, 1.1 Cape York Spotted Pythons, 1.0 Australian Water Python, 1.0 Albino Green Burmese, 1.1 Loxocemus bicolor (New World "Pythons" ), 1.2 Peruvian Red-Tail Boas, 2.1 Hog Island Boas, 0.1 Belem Brazilian Red- Tail Boa, 0.0.1 North American Wood Turtle, 0.0.2 European Pond Turtles, 1.0 Leucistic Alligator Snapper, 0.0.1 FL Red Belly, 0.0.1 Concentric Diamondback Terrapin, 0.0.1 Marine Toad, 1.1 Crested Geckos, 1.0 Yellow Ackie, 1.0 Yellow Bearded Dragon

Dew
Thanks!
I am on the prowl for a couple of larger root balls. These Alli snaps are in need of a 90 gallon, ALREADY!
Mike
Alligator Snappers!

very nice setup mike. but better protect the silicone in the big tank! once they start getting 10" or so i've seen them dig through the gravel and scratch the silicone off. you can lay out a piece of plactic or something on the bottom,cover it up with gravel and hope for the best on the side corners. they're sort of like water moles(LOL)

Steve
I'm wondering if this would be a problem in an acrylic tank? No silicone.
Mike
Alligator Snappers!

mike- it would seem acrylic is the better choice. the only negative is that it might scratch up easier than glass but they probably wont be clawing that much at the sides.

I really like your set up, very natural looking. Looks like a happy, healthy turtle too. ~Christy~

Thanks!
I really enjoy giving most of my animals "naturalistic" setups.
Mike
Alligator Snappers!

Very nice pictures and I really like your head gear on the monitor page.

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