Indeed! I covered half of it with plastic wrap when I used the above heat sources but still humidity was a problem, so far it doesn't seem too bad with the heat mat
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Indeed! I covered half of it with plastic wrap when I used the above heat sources but still humidity was a problem, so far it doesn't seem too bad with the heat mat
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When you say heat mat do you mean a uth type or one you put inside the enclosure?
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UHT heat mat on the side end wall, on the outside glass
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added another plant and re-did it abit so to provide shade for the toad to self regulate from the UVB (that's in the mail) will probably use a larger light dome at some point too.
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Nice setup man, I think the second setup looks better with the added greenery. How big do these guys get? Cane toads can grow fairly large cant they?
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Thanks dude! They grow pretty big females upto 7" and males 6" max but I've seen larger than that in photos, I'd guesstimate my guy at around 5 inches and he's really tall when he stands up
I thought these were the big guys just wasn't sure. And I would have to agree about seeing bigger in photos, I have seen a couple of the documentaries on how there so invasive in parts of Australia and some of these guys look bigger then 7''. Some of them look massive. I take it with them being such a invasive species and so common that a lot of these guys would be wild caught? would that be a correct assumption?
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clean looking setup. have you ever experimented with a deeper substrate?
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