New A. geniculata housing

[YagerManJennsen]

Just something I whipped up in a few minutes. Hope you like.
Plants are from a craft store
Cork bark hide(moved from previous enclosure)
Ceramic dish from the kitchen.
A granite rock for aesthetics.

 

[Venom1080]

thats my fav way to set up up tropical terrestrials, literally identical.

 

[YagerManJennsen]

thats my fav way to set up up tropical terrestrials, literally identical.

I don't really know how to set one up a different way, thus is just my default terrestrial setup.

 

[EulersK]

I don't really know how to set one up a different way

I hear that. Anything more than substrate, a water dish, and a terra cotta pot is beyond my level. This makes my enclosures look like prisons I like the huge water dish, by the way. I think people keep this species far too dry. Just because it can handle it doesn't mean it should have to!

 

[Dovey]

Yep on that! I sort of stabilize my water dishes by laying a carpet of pillow moss around them--also serves to soak up moisture for better humidity, which In AZ is an important factor for tropicals. What am I saying? I do the same thing with my desert chalcodes!

 

[YagerManJennsen]

I hear that. Anything more than substrate, a water dish, and a terra cotta pot is beyond my level. This makes my enclosures look like prisons I like the huge water dish, by the way. I think people keep this species far too dry. Just because it can handle it doesn't mean it should have to!

rightio! no reason to make your T live on the limits of it's tolerability.