Enclosure/Terrarium Pictures

LasidoraGT

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My Aboreal Pinktoe cage



Shes in a 10gallon fish tank with some natural wood for her to climb and hide
 

ZooRex

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dude! what kinda grass are those? they would look real sweet in my T tank
Good question! I to would be intresetd in the answer. ~ Rex
 

bleedingfinger

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Just Did It Today!!!

My New set up for my T!

>Substrate - 40% potting mix, 40% Peat Moss, 20% Dry Dirt / Moss over back hill


>Deep ceramic dish with stone to raise water depth and prevent crickets from drowning.
>Both Thermometer & Hydrometer (Analog)

>Hand Made Panels - Made from Cardboard and wrapped with plastic to capture moister in the tank.
>Red Bulb to provide extra warmth on the cooler days.
>Black light to have a cool look at my Scorpion (next to T)
 

TheDro

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Tank

fish tank with lid, Peat Moss, water dish, log and some artificial plants.
holds a Selenocosmia Crassipes
 

Goanna

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Wow, some of you guys go through alot of effort to setup these T tanks.

I go for natural looking vivaria myself but never went too crazy with the tarantula setups. I am in the process of building an enclosure with expanding foam and driftwood to make a paludarium (aquarium/terrarium). Now seeing some of the work done here I am going to have to use the leftover foam and silicone to transform my unused exoterra cube into a nice Tarantula setup :D.
 

theloner

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Insulated Arboreal Box

12"X12"x24" (ID), Insulated walls with built-in heating element in one wall on a temp controller. Acrylic top opens but the front can also be opened for spring cleaning.
 
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kzhorse

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Mine is just a 20 gallon long tank with a lexan devider for my 2 Rossies,I just used regular dirt from work that I microwaved to kill anything in it.










Scott
 

dirty-harry

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Hi, here are some pics of my terrariums:)


my adult fem. P.irminia enclosure :






P.cambridgei fem.





Adult fem. B. smithi
 

OliverS

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Home for 0.0.5 Poecilotheria rufilata

Hi all,
this is the encolosure i built for my 5 juvenile P. rufilata. The tank is 27*27*19 Inches large. First I covered 3 sides with styrofoam. Then i put in two pieces of mangrove and cut the rock and cave out of styrofoam, sourrounding the mangroves. I did the same with the cork pipe and put in another piece of mangrove. Then i filled all gaps with triple-expanding foam and covered all with a film of "rockoflex". Then i used "elastopur" to cover all besides the rocks and the wood and put coco-bedding on it, before it cured.
Last but not least, i placed some plants. And now i am waiting, til my sweeties get a little larger. But its really hard to wait :wall:


Rock with cave

Cork pipe

Out of the cave

thx mike aka Goliath
Oliver
 

Stick

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A. Brocklehursti Terrarium

This terrarium is in preparation for A.Brocklehursti.

Standard 10 gallon, all glass aquarium. 2 Pieces of ZooMed Cork Flat® for the background. 2 pieces of Mopani® driftwood. Small Exo-Terra® watering dish. Medium cork bark half-log. ZooMed Repti Temp 500r® thermostat. ZooMed 10-20 gallon Repti Temp Heat® Pad. Kritterz® Temperature and Humidity gauges.
 

rebirthflame

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Enclosure i made from acrylic for my A.Genic, my first attempt at a self build, i think it turned out ok. Dimensions are 16x12x12.

 

Stick

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Nicely done. I would consider drilling more holes, preferrably in the sides for adequate ventilation. We have to control that mold and stagnant air.
 

Poxicator

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You seem to have set up an enclosure that will maintian moisture and humidity, the moss will certainly do so. This may cause probs especially if you don't increase the ventilation. A. geniculata prefer drier conditions.

Quite like the acrylic tank though. I should try creating some of those, but I don't know where to purchase the acrylic from.
 

rebirthflame

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gonna put some more holes in tonight, guess i was a bit premature in adding it should have let the substrate dry out a bit first. i was just excited to see how it would look in its new home.

@Poxicator : I got the acrylic off ebay quite resonable really but you can get it cheaper from a local dealer. PM me if you need any advice.
 
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