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Todd, one of my work buddies stopped by tonight. Now, he's not into herpetology or anything like that. Sure, when I show him my reptiles/frogs/enclosures, he'll say "those are pretty neat", or something along those lines. Well tonight, I say to him, "watch this". I turned the Jungle Dawn...

If you don't wanna build one yourself, the 24x24x48 Reptibreeze is a good choice. And then put it on a stand/table to make it sit higher off the ground...

http://www.lightyourreptiles.com/jungle-dawn-40w-mega-plant-grow-spotlight/ I wanted a light for my Red Eyed Tree Frog enclosure to help with the live plants. I saw this on Lightyourreptiles.com and gave Todd a call to get more info on it. I've said it before and I'll say it again. Todd is...

Wal-Mart carries them. You can use regular soft white house bulbs.

Hi all, I'm looking for a new dry gutload. I've heard mention of both of these, and am curious what one you prefer, and why? Also, are there links to where I can order these? I'm not having any luck finding them. Thanks!

You really can't do much better than this setup. WAY better than Reptisuns. Plus they last a year, whereas the others last 6 months before they need replacing. Also comes with a 6.5k bulb, which helps with live plants. The fixture itself is heavy duty, and it's 24" long, so it fits perfect...

10.0 is fine as long as you have plenty of cover/shade for him. A cage that tall, I'd definitely go for 10.0.

Why don't you tell us what you have so far?

You can always get a huge schefflera plant that can sit in a pot on the ground. I have one that reaches to the top of my 48" tall cage.

Take him to a vet. And you shouldn't be forcing food down his throat.

I'll clean them out tomorrow, but like I said, I'm not doing anything different and I never had any problems before. I have no fruit in there, just carrots and collard/mustard greens. And no jerky motion...what do you mean by that? Lol..

I found a nice end table on Craigslist. Top measured 24x24. Cage fit perfectly on it. I then cut a hole in the center (with a hole saw) and put bucket down below for drainage. *edit* somebody beat me by a few minutes.

I've never had this issue before. But now all of a sudden, whenever I open up my roach or cricket tubs, knats come flying out. Heck, just two days ago I bought 2 dozen crickets for my red eyed tree frogs. I put these in a Kritter Keeper (I have a Rubbermaid tub when I get a bulk of crickets...

That looks nice. You should add more foliage and definitely more branches going horizontally as well as vertically.

Nice pics, thanks for sharing. $50,000 for an albino snapper?? :eek:

Very cool!

Also, this is a great setup. Has a very good UVB bulb (also lasts a year) as well as 6.5K bulb, which helps keep the plant alive. http://www.lightyourreptiles.com/24hot5dobufi.html

I have a huge schefflera plant in my enclosure (along with tons of branches going vertically and horizontally). Just re-pot it in another pot with organic soil like the previous poster said. This is a schefflera

First off, you're wasting a ton of money buying "basking bulbs" from pet stores. You can buy a regular soft white house hold bulb for the fraction of the price. The wattage depends on your temps, obviously. As far as knowing when a UVB bulb goes bad, I think most will use a solar meter to...

They have something, but usually pretty small. How long is your drive home? I'd maybe get a Kritter Keeper and wedge a wooden dowel in there.