tanks get expensive... so i was wondering what wood to use if i decide to stop being lazy and make some enclosures. what kind is good for high humidity if any?
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reptile safe wood?
rabidkittycat
Nov 28, 2005 03:40 AM
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wisema2297
Dec 19, 2005 11:31 PM
teak..but costly and requires maintenance ( very pretty ), any 3/4 inch plywood finished on one side w/ formica mounted to the other.
Birch - used for wood canoes
any plywood other than cedar or salt treated as long as its finished (smooth) and sealed
