Made My Own
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blood4eva69
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yea but not with a needle i cut out little holes cuz the needle holes were too small... and yea just fold the tube and tie it with a rubber band
blood4eva69
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did u find your fish pump??
blood4eva69
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that sucks... do u have the other materials??
blood4eva69
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well when ur dont i want to see some pics and let me know how it works for you
marxous
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i really really like that idea! and the plants hanging down i suppose are what are called "drip vines" It's brilliant! GOLDEN!!! how did you secure the 'drip vines' to the top of the cage?
also i suppose you could actually have 3 or more hoses dripping water if you set it up creatively with another gang valve! it would be like having your own mister!!! THEN if you really wanted to do soemthing special, you could put the pump on a timer and have it go off at different increments during the day!!! iTS ABSoLOUTELY GENIUS!!!!
....*silence*............................*cough*..........*cough, cough*...............
... maybe im just a raging lunatic?! ...
also i suppose you could actually have 3 or more hoses dripping water if you set it up creatively with another gang valve! it would be like having your own mister!!! THEN if you really wanted to do soemthing special, you could put the pump on a timer and have it go off at different increments during the day!!! iTS ABSoLOUTELY GENIUS!!!!
....*silence*............................*cough*..........*cough, cough*...............
... maybe im just a raging lunatic?! ...
blood4eva69
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the vines are plastic and i cut the end on them to be pointy and i pushed them trough the screen till they stuck there. yea you could do all that but for this works so i left it at this knowing that later i plan to buy one
evertech11
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thats cool. i dont know how thought of that, its truly something for us 2 envy
Marc10edora
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Nice idea. But how do you deal with flooding in the cage? My chams cage gets flooded everyday with all the misting and dripping. I need a solution on how to modify this. Did you make any mods to the bottom of your cage to drain the water out?
Marc10edora
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I have a zilla cage (http://www.zilla-rules.com/products/fresh-air-screen-habitat.htm)for my juvenile female veiled. It is a aluminum mesh cage that measures 24 x 12 x 26. It has a pvc bottom that is water resistant. I use reptile carpet on the bottom to soak up most of the moister. But at the end of the day, the enclosure gets flooded and I have to clean it up. It's a real hassle but I'm gonna put up with it until I can find a better solution.
Jordan
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I have an ESU cage I am using right now for my jackson. It is 12"x18"x20" with the same type of bottom. What I did was drill out some large holes in the middle. I took a hot glue gun and some screen securing it to the bottom side of the bottom of the cage. Now mine is a little more light weight I would think because of the size differance and plants inside. I simply set it up over a tupperward container. I do have to pick it up and lay it off of the container to empty it (usually at night) but for the time being it is an easy solution for an non permanent cage. I can get some pictures tomorrow when he is awake. You could take some wood and elevate it off of the container. This would allow you to simply remove the catch container.
I forgot to mention this but I did take some silicon and rub it all through the corners on the inside of the cage. Did not feel like getting it together and finding out it was coming out of the corners.
I forgot to mention this but I did take some silicon and rub it all through the corners on the inside of the cage. Did not feel like getting it together and finding out it was coming out of the corners.
firecat998
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thats cool bet your cham appreciate it too DIY is Do It Yourself
blood4eva69
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ikeep the cater in a container at the bottom so it all falls in there i posted a picture too at the bigining
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