Whatever's Clever

[Sammy Grigio]

After going back and forth about buying a fogger or modifying the humidifier with an exhaust to blow the mist into the enclosure, I just decided to build a stand. Boom. Problem solved. Everything is custom!

Seriously though, it's so much more cost effective to build everything yourself. Between the enclosure and stands I've spent MAYBE $75. Something comparable bought as a finished product would probably go for around $400-$450.

For those unfamiliar, the enclosure is hybrid construction with acrylic panels a little over a foot high on all sides and clear vinyl backing all the way up on three sides. It's waterproof and is built to take a bioactive set up. I'll be converting to bioactive sometime this summer.

 

[CamoChameleonsHuman]

What are the dimensions of it? Looks small IMO bit it could just be the pictures.

 

[Sammy Grigio]

It's plenty big. Not nearly as big as the first one I built but still plenty big enough. It's 3' tall, 32" wide and 2' deep.

 

[Sammy Grigio]

Here's another picture for reference.

 

[Ramrod]

After going back and forth about buying a fogger or modifying the humidifier with an exhaust to blow the mist into the enclosure, I just decided to build a stand. Boom. Problem solved. Everything is custom!

Seriously though, it's so much more cost effective to build everything yourself. Between the enclosure and stands I've spent MAYBE $75. Something comparable bought as a finished product would probably go for around $400-$450.

For those unfamiliar, the enclosure is hybrid construction with acrylic panels a little over a foot high on all sides and clear vinyl backing all the way up on three sides. It's waterproof and is built to take a bioactive set up. I'll be converting to bioactive sometime this summer.

Yeah, I build all my stuff and it is much cheaper plus you can have it the way you want.