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Jadrow
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Just a picture of our new lacie enclosure and new males we puchased.The enclosure is 5mtrx4mtrsx3mtrs with an extension to be added with branches and and mesh to be used as a sunning area 6mx5x3m.
cheers pete/chris
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trueviper_UK
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Well thought out enclosure, looks like they'll be happy in there! 
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kroakykaren
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Very nice, that looks great 
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Mich
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looks like a nice place for them.
do you keep them inside or outside? what kind of heating and lighting requirements do they have in australia?
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