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Jase
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 They look the dog's proverbials  Stunning snakes too
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Central Scotland Reptiles
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Do you find that the animals feel secure enough in this sort of enclosure?
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PaulG
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Very nice !!
What sort of sizes ?
Price would be good aswell.
Some stunning GTP's
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| Cool vivs,I got one very similar to that from a shop fitting firm my misses uses,I think their called 3d displays. |
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LeeWarren
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I have no prices as of yet. The first batch of enclosures will be available from Peregrine Livefoods sometime in May.
I got them made for my Basins and GTP's but also done one for Royals and similar sized snakes.
These Enclosures look really smart, they have all the advantages of the plastic moulded vivs but look ten times better.
Do the snakes feel secure in these? In my opinion yes! I just add branches in the vivs but you could add plants if need be. I have around 30 of these units so adding plants to each one and keeping the plants alive would be to much work. But just having one viv you could plant it up and make it look fantastic.
Keep a look out for these in your local reptile shop. |
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Stuart Marquis
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They look great Lee!
I'll be in soon for a closer look.
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crouchy
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the only thing i dont like is the lack of ventilation. In my vivs i like to make sure there is a good amount of air exchange.
They do look very nice though
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Stuart Marquis
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| Quote: | the only thing i dont like is the lack of ventilation. In my vivs i like to make sure there is a good amount of air exchange.
They do look very nice though |
There will be a gap around the door and there are vents on the sides from what I can see. Much more ventilation and I think you'd struggle to keep the humidity within the correct range for gtp's and etb's.
Having said that, they're acrylic so you could simply drill more holes should they be required. |
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juliewoos
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Very nice, however they are fairly cheap to make yourself if you have the patience, and you get to make them exactly how you like them....
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