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Usually built in two halfs, each half being able to fit through a door and then joined together in the room you want
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4x8x5 in the making...
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RickyNo
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you build it in two pieces...
You would never be able to move it if it was just one piece
You would never be able to move it if it was just one piece
TheOneKimchi
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RickyNo, what did you use to waterproof the inside of the cage to prevent bowing of the wood?
RickyNo
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This cage is framed out correctly nothing will ever bow. But the inside of the enclosure top half i used outside high gloss paint and the bottom half is coated in fiberglass resin. the paint though he is having fun peeling off. Will have to come up with an alternative soon.
RickyNo
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Just put my misters in. Next will be the filtrated pond.
New misting system for the tegu. Done with foggers. I get so much better humidity if the soil is wet, humidity just irradiates from it. So instead of spraying the cage down 2 or 3 times a day I am thinkin this will work out much better for me.
New misting system for the tegu. Done with foggers. I get so much better humidity if the soil is wet, humidity just irradiates from it. So instead of spraying the cage down 2 or 3 times a day I am thinkin this will work out much better for me.
