fake rock back drop advice

[pymn nice but dim]

Hey all just finishing up my little fake rock project, pics so far are in my album.

I was hoping you could all give me some advice on your back walls.

I have a 4x2x2 front loading wooden viv, I was wondering whether its better to do the back wall and one side so it can be easily removed. And also do you have problems with crickets getting stuck or hiding.

Does any one have a 3 sided landscaped wall in there wooden vivs?

Another idea I had was to put a slight over hang on the bottom which could be covered in sand at a right angle to weigh it down into place any thoughts or pictures of what you lot have done much appreciated Pymn.

[batman]

Hi
Love the viv design, i havent got any advice as such but check my viv design (mine is all glass) you will see it at Clovers new crib or you may be able to see it in my album.
Hope you get something sorted..sorry i could not be of more help.
bats

[pymn nice but dim]

thanks mate and loving the dino skull looks great

[Dynamos Dragons]

I havent finished my fake rock wall yet but i was going to seal the edges with sealent to stop bugs getting down/round it, also sealent is easy to remove
My rock build photos are in my album also

[The Roach Hut]

here is a link to my fake rock wall its on 3 sides but it is much larger and its sealed to back rather than removable

look for firedragon halfway down page

http://www.reptileforums.co.uk/equip...st-bd-viv.html

[pymn nice but dim]

wow your viv is beautiful so with the sealant is it just a case of putting it around the edges is it hard to remove?

[The Roach Hut]

Originally Posted by pymn nice but dim

wow your viv is beautiful so with the sealant is it just a case of putting it around the edges is it hard to remove?

no just glue it to the back so it sticks i used no nails

[pymn nice but dim]

if you wanted to remove it can you if you use aquarium sealant?

[The Roach Hut]

Originally Posted by pymn nice but dim

if you wanted to remove it can you if you use aquarium sealant?

no it would be fixed permanetly why would u wish to remove it