My son found a pic of someone who kept his hamsters in several all joined together using bits of drain pipe. They are great for housing tads and newly metamorphosed frogs you can get it quite humid with little effort. BUT THE MAIN THING IS THEY DON'T SMASH IF YOU DROP EM! .Plus you can stack em easily enough and when they get old and scratched you can throw them and replace without costing a fortune.![]()
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This is an awesome idea!! I just made one for my Phyllomedusa sauvagii, with lots of ventilation mind you. I added one thing. I picked out a nice, large piece of grapewood at the local pet store and glued it to the bottom center of the terrarium to make a sturdy "tree." The waxy's seem to love it. Again, great idea John.
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Thomas
very useful tutorial.I ques if you are on a budget this is the way to go.
This is GREAT I'm a college student on a very tight budget atm. And if you look at my thread posted earlier today you will see I landed myself with a very injured Cuban Tree frog. I don't have the money to invest in a proper home for him especially if he doesn't make it but I'm willing to spend $10 even if its only to make him comfortable for his final days I'll pick this stuff up tomorrow thanks again![]()
for so long I have been willing to pay for a glass aquarium to have half land and half water but I am so tired of picking up such heavy aquariums that I have no coice but to just buy a plastic container.
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