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Any more? These enclosures have been great so far.

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Hey peter how do you keep pests out of your bluey pit?
its hard work, I recently had a tick infestation(three different species), probably from birds. I did have a net over the top but removed it during renovations. i am about to put in trace lines. Nothing gets underneath as it dug in to the rock of 500mm. There was a cat that created a bit of a problem but that seems to have reponded well to the message. It got in but it couldn't get out.
 
peter if you live in syd isn't it to humid to house shinglebacks in an outdoor enclosure?????
 
If some one can let me know how to put a picture( I get stuck after I hit the insert image button then what is the URL of image mean) I can post a view pics of my new Bluey Pit.

Pines
 
I think I got it.

Pines
 

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good spot mikep, he is just an occasional visitor to the enclosure.
 
I wish I could have an outdoor enclosure, they look great. If I had one in my garden all the lizards would be stiff as a board come morning!

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this is mine, no tubs.
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can u get some more pics of the enclosure
 
Old pics but still very similar.

Blueys are in the bottom enclosure
 

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Nash where did you get a multilevel enclosure I was looking for one but was thinking I am going to have to make it myself.

Nice stuff guys
 
Here's a few

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This made from a fibre glass fish pond

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A converted fish pond bought from Bunnings

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A water tank conversion

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500litre poly trough available through most produce stores

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220litre Bunnings storage tub

For drainage , millions of 10mm holes drilled through the base . Large sized gravel base with a sand substrate on top.

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It looks like a lot of people keep them outside, is that the case? I'd love to have outdoor enclosures, I think even our native species would struggle with the temperatures here though.

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Here's an enclosure I put the skinks in most days, so they get some sun etc.
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Hides I made have heating under the top tiles, just means i can put the skinks out first thing in the morning or even on overcast days and so on. They could probably live out there all year if I wanted.
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And this was built for young lizards but have housed adults in this too.
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I keep some of mine outside in a Birdies Raised Garden Bed from Bunnings. I use bird net to keep out birds and cats and an old garden umbrella to limit our extream rain fails.
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Two more I keep inside but they go out into sunning enclosures on nice days.
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