Exo-Terra Explorariums

[DonLisk]

I was wondering if anyone has had ay experience with the Exo-Terra Explorariums?

Although this won't be for a frog, it will be an open air viv that will be close to a window for plant lighting and still have the need for the humidity to be relatively stable at around 50 percent.

My thoughts were to use some large bamboo sticks for climbing areas and a hanging nest of plants, created with great stuff and substrate, and designed to hang down from the top center with various sticks and such sticking ou to create perches.

Any thought or ideas come to mind?

[DonLisk]

Just bumping this in hopes that someone has some experience with using one of these explorariums.

[clownonfire]

Someone else mentioned a similar product on Sunday, a sort of opened enclosure which I thought seemed really interesting. Here you go: http://www.frogforum.net/vivarium-te...tree-frog.html

Eric

[Rocko]

My roommate uses it for a chameleon. The biggest problem is accessibility which is a small square on top or the entire bottom unzipping. It can be a bear to change things around in there.

[DonLisk]

My roommate uses it for a chameleon. The biggest problem is accessibility which is a small square on top or the entire bottom unzipping. It can be a bear to change things around in there.

I'll have to look into the one Eric mentioned above.

Thanks for the info Rocko. That would make it a pain to feed or even work on the interior of the enclosure.

[Leefrogs]

I think you should try to make your own. Although you have the gecko already. My opinion, it's cool to watch them climb the glass. Maybe your old whites enclosure. I had a huge Toka geko that could still climb walls, glass, everything. But that thing was mean, bites allot, barks, and actually comes after you.