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Old 19-May-06, 06:35 PM
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New ackie enclosure Pics inside (ackie pics too)

Well this is my new ackie enclosure
its 1200h x 700h x 600w

what do you think?
any improvments that can be done etc?
please say!
mt isa form ackies btw
how many would this size cage be suitable for?
 
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Old 19-May-06, 06:54 PM
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Nice set-up.
Thanks for some ideas :wink:
 
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looks great..lucky accies i say,,you will be able to iron out any design bugs as they crop up,
do you have a hot rock??they love these
 
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looks awesome leigh!! Your ackies must love it in there!
 
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nah no heat rocks... dont want to risk it heard bad things about them
before anyone says it too
the pavers are secure as hell
theres no way they can dig under them to make them collapse or put weight on a corner to make it collaps... ive tested it a ton of times and also had em sitting outside for a while to see if they would crack or anything.
 
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Old 19-May-06, 11:13 PM
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nice setup, thanks for sharing
 
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will make a proper ackie stack this weekend.. will put a new pic up when the two stacks are in
if anyone wants the plans for the cage pm me and ill give you all the sizes etc
 
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Great set up!
 
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before anyone says it too the pavers are secure as hell theres no way they can dig under them to make them collapse or put weight on a corner to make it collaps... ive tested it a ton of times and also had em sitting outside for a while to see if they would crack or anything.
:wink: That is a fine looking setup leigh!

I was going to ask about the pavers etc collasping after they dig around them but it looks like you have it under control.
They are fascinating to watch aren't they? They have so much energy and love chasing after the woodies!! Enjoy!
 
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yeah they are awesome!!
im building a ackie stack atm so ill put some pics of that up when its finished too
 
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well heres round 2 of the design i put a ackie stack at each end
the ackie stack doesnt have any holes in the middle etc should it?
as you can see they have alot of depth of dirt to dig
thea ckie stacks are secure too at the bottom so they cannot under dig them and have them collapsing or anything like that
 
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the gaps in between the stacks are to high, its designed to be like a rock crevice so the monitors can squeez in and fill safe. its also for temps the closere they are together the grater range on temps you get. here are some pics of mine
 
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tristis, do you think these are to high?they are ceramic tiles and the tape is no longer there ,before anybody asks..love the angled stack, im going to give that a go to
 
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damn it now i gota build more haha. what mm between gaps do you recomend for adult ackies?
 
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