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crocdoc
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Here you go, Scott. The centre partition is removable.
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Now that is an amzing display! What is the background made from? Looks convincingly natural too. 
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crocdoc
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| the background is made of polyurethane elastomers. I constructed a model 'cliff', made a mould, then cast the mock rock out of pigmented elastomers, with handfuls of sand and crushed rock thrown in. |
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Thomas Shanta
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| Posted: Sun Jul 02, 2006 11:58 am Post subject: |
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| Great post,love the Lacies and awesome viv. |
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Scott W
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| Posted: Sun Jul 02, 2006 10:28 pm Post subject: |
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thanks for the pics....they are truely stunning displays! makes me want to move some of my monitors back into the house.
They look really well settled, do they spend much time at the glass (front or partition)?
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crocdoc
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Hi Scott,
The only time they spend at the front is in the morning, when it's time for their wander. They usually just sit there calmly and flick their tongues, but if I don't let them out after a few minutes they start to scratch. Sometimes, though, they just like to watch.
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JStroud
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Awesome display cages, good to hear they're doing so well for you 
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Bloodboy2000
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Awesome display and equally awesome animals, what sort of six is that vivarium? Why are they separated with a glass partition? Sorry about the questions 
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Budda
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Hi, i dont really know that much about lacies, is their temprement easy going and how big do they grow?
Is the display separating the male from two females?
Oh, the display is really good, thanks for sharing.
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Jas
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What a superb viv, must certainly be a talking point when you have visitors. 
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