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unbreakable
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 Posted: Thu Jan 31, 2008 7:03 pm Post subject: the babies room |
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| just finished work on the babies room! managed to order one exo terra too small! hopefully they shouldn't be in there little glass prisons too long anyway. As to when I'm expecting my new arrivals i have no idea, but I'm just about ready, one more uvb bulb and we should be there. |
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Stuart Marquis
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| what species? |
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felix93
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| Posted: Thu Jan 31, 2008 9:04 pm Post subject: Re: the babies room |
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| Those vivs look very small to me, even for the babies. You probably have to upgrade the tanks within a month or 2. Be careful with the basking lights. The reflector on the left cover almost the whole top, it might be too hot for the baby. |
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unbreakable
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| Posted: Thu Jan 31, 2008 9:31 pm Post subject: |
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| they are quite deceiving, if you look you can see that i can remove the exo terras when i feel they are outgrowing them and then they have ample space, the exo terra on the left comfortably housed a 5month old female panther, thanks for the heads up with the reflector i will definitely keep an eye on the temps, that is a very low watt basking lamp in that one, but something i will keep an eye on anyway. I am getting a mitsio and a Picasso. |
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kroakykaren
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Very nice i like exo's for babies 
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unbreakable
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| aren't they just ideal, the most convenient thing for me is that the small insects used to feed the lil ones cant escape in my bedroom! shame they dint have drainage though. |
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ANITA OUSELEY
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| Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2008 9:49 pm Post subject: Baby room |
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 HI look.s cosy hope it all go well .my babys are due in march about the 23rd its her 2nd lot a bit worried as she has a dark mark under her tail at the base of her tail she is two years old and she,s my baby
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| unbreakable wrote: | | aren't they just ideal, the most convenient thing for me is that the small insects used to feed the lil ones cant escape in my bedroom! shame they dint have drainage though. |
dont be so sure about no escapees ,
ive had to tape the tops on and little bits round the doors to stop escapees
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unbreakable
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| Posted: Sat Feb 02, 2008 12:14 pm Post subject: |
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| good luck with the babies Anita, Negri I'm hoping they will be big enough to take micro hopper which imo aren't too bad for escaping, i dint like feeding crickets because they smell! |
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