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animalkeeper Jan 31, 2006 10:07 PM

I am looking to transform my 55 gallon aquarium into a semi-aquatic rainforest vivarium. And im debating on whether or not to stick with small tree frogs and reptiles or get a water snake. But before i decide that, how should i go about making the habitat semi-acuatic. I saw a plastic wall type thing at a pet store once that on one side is land and one side is water and its slanted like this " / ". But i have not seen those since. I would like to go with this, so if you know of anywhere to get them, let me know. Or if there is a better way of going about this let me know. thanks

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goini04 Feb 01, 2006 08:53 AM

posting your question in the "Caging/Habitat" forum? Being that this is the "Burmese Python" forum, you wont find many people here to discuss these ideas.

See: http://forums.kingsnake.com/forum.php?catid=4

Thought that might help,

Chris

>>I am looking to transform my 55 gallon aquarium into a semi-aquatic rainforest vivarium. And im debating on whether or not to stick with small tree frogs and reptiles or get a water snake. But before i decide that, how should i go about making the habitat semi-acuatic. I saw a plastic wall type thing at a pet store once that on one side is land and one side is water and its slanted like this " / ". But i have not seen those since. I would like to go with this, so if you know of anywhere to get them, let me know. Or if there is a better way of going about this let me know. thanks
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