Finished @ Last :)

[Ellannn]

Looks great!!

 

[andynic07]

Very nice mate but there seems to be a lot of empty spaces.

 

[The_Geeza]

Very nice mate but there seems to be a lot of empty spaces.

Where? Only bottom of 6ft and yearling rack only has 2 in as moved 2 into smaller enclosures

 

[andynic07]

Where? Only bottom of 6ft and yearling rack only has 2 in as moved 2 into smaller enclosures

The enclosures are not pushed together, there is plenty of wall space for more enclosures. lol. Seriously though did you make them all, it looks great.

 

[The_Geeza]

The enclosures are not pushed together, there is plenty of wall space for more enclosures. lol. Seriously though did you make them all, it looks great.

Yes mate as I like to use the heat cord under fully sealed tile and enclosure.... I got my large x3 bay enclosure in garage that I'm going to convert but not sure what to do with it yet ... Sell maybe and make some more .... Mrs complaining about room now tho ha ha

 

[wokka]

Very tidy looking! Have you considered using a baffle wall to improve the temperature gradient?

 

[The_Geeza]

Very tidy looking! Have you considered using a baffle wall to improve the temperature gradient?

???? Plz

 

[Stuart]

I'm impressed, well done Pete

 

[The_Geeza]

I'm impressed, well done Pete

Thanks... Just trying to make it all fit in with the house before the Boss says no more ha ha

 

[wokka]

???? Plz

By putting a wall in the middle between the hot end and the cool end you will keep the heat at the hot end and so the cool end will stay cooler, giving a better temperature gradient. Often no vents are placed in the hot end to maintain heat. I use a wall with a porthole so I can block the porthole to keep the snake on one side or the other, if the snake is sick or the cage needs to be cleaned. Some cages just stop the wall say 100 mm from the front of the cage so the snake can still get past.