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looks boss lol! I want to see i finished now so hurry up xD lol
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Wow, that looks great! Can't wait to see the finished item!
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Awesome...

*starts saving for a hot wire cutter*

You clearly both have a highly artistic eye!

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Awesome stuff, wish i could make something like that
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Old 13-08-2009, 09:43 PM
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Wow..that really is quite remarkable. Excellent project, very well done
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Old 13-08-2009, 10:50 PM
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Day 5

So this was mainly about temperature testing, moving the basking spot around to get the desired gradient and the correct temps at both ends. we used the set up seen in the pic below which consisted of two komodo dial thermometers and a USB digital thermometer capable of recording two different temperatures. we placed one thermometer directly below the heat lamp (digi) one one the slope of the main basking spot, one on the secondary perch (towards the front) and one in the cool end (digi). we found it easy enough to get the temp for the main basking spot however the cool end temp was a little bit too cool- we were registering 81F which is between the 80-85F parameters however its summer at the mo and so we were worried that it might not keep the temperature correct in the winter. we tried lowering the main basking spot until it was practically floor level and cranking up the heat but the cool end temp barely changed. With all the venting in the top i think the heat was escaping too easily and so we had to put our minds to work!!! unfortunately you will have to wait until later to find out what our awesome idea was. ooh the suspense!!! lol



oh i don't know if anyone noticed the pillar in the above photo but this will be developed tomorrow into more of the cavern - more pics of this will be coming soon

we also added the other half of the polystyrene to the back and started a little bit of shaping!




thanks for all the comments guys!! keep them coming through though as i can still get my head through the door
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my female ones are worse then the males lol how much was the viv? suitable for a snake do you think?
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Old 13-08-2009, 10:58 PM
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bravo! give yourself a massive pat on the back. cant wait to see the end product, going to be amazing hope they appreciate it ;-)
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Old 13-08-2009, 11:10 PM
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That looks nice m8 loads of work going in to it but the viv dont look that big.

For a grown BD 36 x 24 x 24 inch min for a fully grown BD more for a German bd I think there called.

I know your bd not full grown now but just leting you know for later on
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