display enclosures

[calebs92]

i no this has properly been done many many times before, but the thing is you type in enclosures or something in to the search thing, and mine came up with the cat thread :L. so show ya your beautiful display enclosure big or small ,tall or long.
thank you
cheers caleb

 

[Joemal]

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This is my latest one I built for my Scrubby . 2.4 x .6 x .8 . She is just over 10ft now so wont be long before she has to be moved to an even bigger setup .

 

[Owzi]

Here's one of mine.

 

[Funkstaa]

one I'm working on at the moment...

 

[calebs92]

joemal:
how big do srubbys get, and how big will your next enclosure be, its gunna be massive.
owzi:
nice enclosure, love your little gtp in there, and how bigs you enclosure for him/her

 

[Owzi]

Cheers Caleb,
My enclosure is 1m long x .7m deep x 1.2m high.
Its actually a 2 year old green in there weighing almost 400g, probably looks smaller cos of the size of the enclosure.

 

[AllThingsReptile]

Cheers Caleb,
My enclosure is 1m long x .7m deep x 1.2m high.
Its actually a 2 year old green in there weighing almost 400g, probably looks smaller cos of the size of the enclosure.

lol its looks absolutely tiny

 

[calebs92]

id love to get some gtps one day, how big do they get. keep the pics coming

 

[Owzi]

Yeah when I was younger I was looking forward to the day I could have Greens at home- it took me another 18 years until I managed to get there!

I think all the animals shown so far lend themselves well to display enclosures. I dont know much about lizards, but Boyds seem very arboreal & like verticle space & always seem to be on branches.
I think Scrubbies & Greens are perfect also for display enclosures because they also prefer to climb & rest on branches. Its just a little more tricky to find the space for adult Scrubbies.

To answer your questions- Scrubbies can grow to 5-6m long. Greens grow to about 1.5m.

 

[Funkstaa]

5-6m holy crud monkeys! That will be a decent display enclosure : p Greens are the next one on my list after I finish mucking around with the Boyds viv, but I was at a mates shop the other day and one of his scrubbies had blue eyes is that a normal trait for them...Not that I'm game for something that big

 

[Kristy_07]

Bigger is better, Funkstaa But I'm biased... olives, coastals, mastiff, wolfhound, clydies... :lol:

 

[snakeluvver]

How could anybody possibly keep a Scrubby? They are so huge! How do you move it from tank to tank and stuff when its an adult? What do you FEED it? Small children?

 

[Aussie Python Lover]

Here's one im building for my snakes at the moment and this is what I have already

 

[Funkstaa]

Bigger is better, Funkstaa But I'm biased... olives, coastals, mastiff, wolfhound, clydies... :lol:

hehe good on you Kristy, if I had more confidence I would have bigger snakes but Fluffy and the Cardwells keep me on my toes...I think I'm a dragon girl - but I will continue to admire from afar...All snakes are georgous I'm envious not to have the confidence of you guys, bigger pythons look so much better than wittle one's in displays

 

[Snakelove]

Here's one im building for my snakes at the moment and this is what I have already

Wow that's really green! BRIGHT green.. haha

 

[Aussie Python Lover]

Yea it's what my daughter wanted so I did it green, its still in process of attaching vines and stuff so it hide's some of the green, but hey what can I say my daughter has green as her fav colour lol

 

[Chris1]

Bigger is better, Funkstaa But I'm biased... olives, coastals, mastiff, wolfhound, clydies... :lol:

lol, whoever said size doesnt matter, eh,.!?

 

[Kristy_07]

lol, whoever said size doesnt matter, eh,.!?

A man came up with that saying, I'm sure. One with a small... snake

 

[solar 17]

How could anybody possibly keep a Scrubby? They are so huge! How do you move it from tank to tank and stuff when its an adult? What do you FEED it? Small children?

There is a person on the southside of Brisbane with a scrubbie and the last time l saw it was 8+/- years ago and it was 5 meters at least and the enclosure he kept it in covered virtually the whole of his lounge room wall and a stunning cabinet in natural timbers....solar 17 [Baden]

 

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