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your corns habitat

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Here are some of my terraria. I build them all myself.

These are 80 cm long, 60 and 70 cm deep, and 50 cm high. I have no idea how many gallons that is, but in inches it is approx. 32" x 24" or 28" x 20"
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These ones are a bit taller. 60 cm x 60 cm x 70 cm, and the smaller ones are 40 cm x 60 cm x 40 cm.
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And this is my 'curver rack'. In the Netherlands, this sort of housing is also called "the american way", but I think it works verry well.
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Today I cleaned the tank and bought a bag of T-rex Snow bedding. I think its like carefresh type of stuff. That bag was $7.00 and it gave me a good 3in in the tank. keep the enclosure pics comin!
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My biggest of many, only holding an adult okeetee. Soon a redtail will be living in it. Wood and Fiberglass, made it when I was 14 for a ball python thinking it was going to grow like 7 feet. Wish I had something in the picture to show the scale of its size.
 

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I was wonderin gJungle; how do you get the branch to stand upright? I don't see how you attached it to the viv....
 
Blutengel said:
I was wonderin gJungle; how do you get the branch to stand upright? I don't see how you attached it to the viv....
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its resting on the back glass and the brance has a rubbery coating on it so it holds to the glass
 
BenWillyums said:
My biggest of many, only holding an adult okeetee. Soon a redtail will be living in it. Wood and Fiberglass, made it when I was 14 for a ball python thinking it was going to grow like 7 feet. Wish I had something in the picture to show the scale of its size.
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how about measurements?
 
Still working on it. Need to get heat pads in and lights. The top needs to be screwed down. Will post finished pics.

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Inside for storage will be adding shelves in there.

SuZZie
 
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