the latest of an ever changing room....

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Nice room, looks cozy to me!

cool room man.... and I'm glad you clarified where the carpet was.

I like those perches you have in with the adult carpets. I've never seen them done quite like that.

Awesome! I've always thought that closets made great cages and/or reptiles areas. :cheers:

Very nice setup. Are the shelves on the metal rack adjustable?

Dan

What size tubs are those Childrens in. They look huge

sweet room , got any close up pics of the tiger gecko set up?

Thanks everyone! Shad I am glad someone appreciates my sense of humor!

Very nice setup. Are the shelves on the metal rack adjustable?

Dan

yes, completely adjustable, bought them from Target

What size tubs are those Childrens in. They look huge

The rack is V-70's, so yes big, but they love it and have plenty of places to hide including smaller shoe boxes/tupperware inside each one

sweet room , got any close up pics of the tiger gecko set up?

I do, just not uploaded....questions?

Craig,
Where's the couch? :cheers:

Pitoon

just curious myself about them , saw a pair at a show and was interested.

here are a few pics...they are tiny little things, I have a 1.3 group that are all housed in one enclosure, there are a dozen eggs lying in the sand. I feed mine 1/4" crickets, phoenix/repti-worms and the black soldier flies that they turn into...they are also provided with a dish of calcium powder which the females will readily consume. They live in rocky outcrops and rely on crevices. In the terrarium I put thin pieces of stone or rock sheet stood vertical and places against the terrarium walls (I am currently using heather stone). Small bottle cap for water. Feed 3-4 times a week...these guys are in a 1'h x 1'd x 2'w Barrs cage with the screen top (great enclosure) that I have formed 1" thick concrete walls on three sides, the color is from concrete dye, which is readily available at Home Depot...I do one wall a day and use hardware cloth that is epoxied to the cage walls to reinforce the concrete. The enclosure is heavy though, so I try not to move them around too much. The enclosure has a 45w incandescent spot (Philips Halogena) that maintains a hot spot between 100-110f and a cage temp of 86-90f...the lights are on 13hr cycles

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Craig, I had to laugh at your workbench!

And, very nice!

Thanks Sara, it's a weak little sewing/pattern table the ex left here when she moved out. Works good for putting crap on though...lol.

Nice looking room, the panther cham cage looks quite nice

Nice looking room, the panther cham cage looks quite nice

Thanks, I made it!

thx pics, very nice looking geckos.

I really like the looks of your room. Nice job!!

Very nice, looks cozy!

Nice! I need to get metal shelves like that.

What is the dimension of the room?

That's a sweet looking room you got there! Someday…..some day.

Nice! I need to get metal shelves like that.

What is the dimension of the room?


I believe it's a 12' x 14' room....

Very Nice Room! I can still see a couple of whole where you could put some more! hahaha