Divided Enclosure Interest?

[WeightedAbyss75]

!Hola! Just figured I'd find a general concesus on interest before doing anything. Previously, I took my 20 gallon screen tank and divided it into about 3 10"x12" sections for all of my flat rock scorps. Personally, I love the look and space that divided glass enclosure save. I would love to create a lot more sizes with varying division sizes and possibly sell them. I could make sling tanks out of 2.5/5 gal and larger adults tanks out of 10/20/40 gal. Could even make a 40 gal 10 way division if anybody really wanted as a display I have looked around, and there aren't many people who sell these types of enclosures. Mostly, they'd be for strictly non climbing scorps and other insects, but I haven't really tried to make a nice one yet.

Would anyone be willing to buy a divided glass enclosure? And if so, what would you want? Just curious

Thanks for reading, Abyss

 

[user 666]

I'd like to split a 20g long into 4 spaces, but due to shipping and insurance it's just not worth the expense of buying it online.

And there's always the fear of one T getting into the next enclosure, of course.

 

[WeightedAbyss75]

True. Figured some may want to use it for non-climbing inverts like scorps, some roach species, or otherwise. Love making them, and as long as the invert can't climb out, then it seems to work alright At least, in my experience. I know we had the split enclosure disaster thread, but I'd have to do a lot to make a split cage T friendly.

 

[Sammilouise]

Hi Abyss
I have a 4ft tank split into three enclosures all with their own lids and I've never had any drama with the tarantulas. I bought the tank second-hand and then paid a glass cutter to put in two sheets of glass to divide the tank and smaller pieces for the lids to rest on. From memory it only cost me $100 AUD for the glass work
Sam