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Here are two threads from this forum that I think are great discussions on grow tent enclosures. I use one, and personally think they are a fantastic option. To summarize: temps and humidity are indeed very manageable (just don't over saturate the substrate with water), and the tents have shown to be very sturdy against these large digging lizards. I have seen people express concern that a tegu may claw through the mylar, but it is very tough material, and I have yet to see any keeper who uses a grow tent report this happening

[QUOTE="LizardStudent, post: 177362, member: 10688"] [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.tegutalk.com/threads/grow-tent-enclosure-with-progress-photos.19923/[/URL] [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.tegutalk.com/threads/grow-tent-enclosure.17546/[/URL] Here are two threads from this forum that I think are great discussions on grow tent enclosures. I use one, and personally think they are a fantastic option. To summarize: temps and humidity are indeed very manageable (just don't over saturate the substrate with water), and the tents have shown to be very sturdy against these large digging lizards. I have seen people express concern that a tegu may claw through the mylar, but it is very tough material, and I have yet to see any keeper who uses a grow tent report this happening [/QUOTE]

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