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oopps, :D lol. I'm looking into having a humidifier in my cage (in the design stage atm!) and i just noticed yours has a flexi pipe, i was advised not to use them as they harber bacteria and are harder to clean! How are you finding it using a flexi pipe?

Sounds like a great cage, can't wait to see it :D

She's great, were did you get her from, (got any pic's of the cage)?

Awesome cage mate, looks similar to the one i'm designing! (you been peeking at my designs)! lol :D

Looking good mate love d.i.y cages. Don't forget the drainage hole! Will you be making the stand for it aswell?

no link mate!!!!

mmmmmm, sounds interesting. I to would be interested in people's opinion about this!

Great job, can't wait to start mine :)

He looks great, a few more beers and i'll be looking a bit like that aswell !!!! lol :D

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Hopefully that was a rare occurance! Lucky your cham was'nt in there, and i'm sure they will replace it for you.

Looking good, love the d.i.y setups :cool:

cool spider cham! lol

I just followed this guys idea! however i used smooth pipe as opposed to ridged, as it's easier to clean and won't harber bacteria. Theres no need to cut a hole in the mesh, just stick it on top of the cage! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QE0q0d2q38s

Has anyone ever tried covering there soil with a fine mesh to help with the gnat problems? You could then place the plants in a plastic bag and treat with co2 to kill the little blighters off!

From what i have read on numerouse forums, humidifiers specifically designed for the reptile trade are useless! hence why have gone for this http://www.amazon.co.uk/Honeywell-HH200E-Ultrasonic-Vase-Humidifier/dp/B001VEJFV4/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1333908270&sr=8-4 had it a year now and never...

Love the setup, guess who's changing there design yet again!!!!!!!! :D

Simple stuff first, try wrapping 3 sides of the cage with a shower curtain ;)

Love it, thats almost exactley like the one i'm in the middle of designing! lol :D

The rule of thumb with silicone is, with every mm of silicone = 24hrs of drying time, that's how we do it in the fish tank world. That time also depends on your ambient room tempature aswell!