Natural Enclosures, I,ll show ya mine if you show me yours.
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thepythonguy
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one I made for my Boyd's
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ShredaPezzy
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Hey mate, looks good but its too small to really see the detail. Can we get a bigger shot?
thepythonguy
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I'll take another photo today I have no idea how to make that photo bigger
Hey not being rude or anything but if thats a blue tounge in pic 8 i dont think thats a suitable tank scene for it as they dont climb looks perfect for frogs though
mad_at_arms
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Hey not being rude or anything but if thats a blue tounge in pic 8 i dont think thats a suitable tank scene for it as they dont climb looks perfect for frogs though
If you read through the thread you will find it is a pink tongue.
getarealdog
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Very nice ShredaPezzy, I too like/use natural enclosures but I took the easy option & have outdoor pits. Heres 1 of my outdoor pits used for Tiger snakes. Apart from the usual maintenance (turds,sheds & water) I "hack & slash" 3-4 times a year.
First up catch the snakes & tub them.
Before the "Hack & Slash"
After
During winter when the pits are being rested the ground is dug up & raked over.
First up catch the snakes & tub them.
Before the "Hack & Slash"
After
During winter when the pits are being rested the ground is dug up & raked over.
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this is a great thread
I can only agree! I must have missed it when it started! Fantastic work SP... and thepythonguy... and getarealdog! The only thing I'd suggest for a Boyd's enclosure thepythonguy, is to put some dead-vertical stems (thin palm trunks or straight branches 50-75mm in diameter) from floor to ceiling - if you see Boyd's in their natural habitat, they rest on vertical thin treetrunks, and rarely use horizontal ones. My Boyd's here use only the vertical trunks in their enclosure.
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mad_at_arms
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I think the picture is sideways?
Great pics so far!
Here's a link to my 45x45x45cm axolotl/eastern dwarf tree frog terrarium
Frog Tank - Imgur
Here's a link to my 45x45x45cm axolotl/eastern dwarf tree frog terrarium
Frog Tank - Imgur
mudgudgeon
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I love this style of enclosure and would love to set up similar.
Any tips on getting one going? What problems have you had? Work works well? Etc
Awesome pics too guys, great work!
Any tips on getting one going? What problems have you had? Work works well? Etc
Awesome pics too guys, great work!
Thats a nice setup? But is that a morphed axolotl? If it is did it morph naturally or did you buy it morphed?
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+2 on that and forced morphed axolotle's dont usually live long tho but every now and then one decides to change and do that they look cool as hell afterwards tho!
Naturally occurring metamorphosed axolotls can actually live 10-15 as a regular axie would, it is only the axolotls that are forced after sexual maturity that suffer and die within months usually. Even axolotls that are forced into the change before they hit sexual maturity can live quite a long time
Your right though, they do look awesome afterwards!
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Yeah the black ones that change look amazing out of all the colour forms
How did you come to have one id love to get ahold of one
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