So, as promised, a update. Sorry that there is no in between pics but it is not recommended to handle a camera with silicone hands :biggrin: So here is the completed cage http://i.imgur.com/wipuWHF.jpg Think it came out came nicely. Like the coconut hides. There is also a coconut feeding bowl. Just ...

Thanks, Still got a way to go but the trip is fun so far

Some new pics. So the silicone is finished, it is there so that the GS background has something to stick to, GS is great stuff for those who dont know and is a form of expanding foam, I on the other hand is using denbraven expanding foam. worked so far. First here is a picture of the wood and more o...

Small update, will soon upload

In that case i still need to a little bit! LoL

Yes I am Capetonian. And if I may ask what gave it away? Accent?

And Yes that is coco bedding. I think i used to little, very thin layer, but it is a very nice bedding, so far. Well it looks nice, don't know how it works

Looking good!

Hallo everyone Been browsing and drooling on the site for years now! Finally have the courage and the finance and most importantly the right animal for a natural viv. So here is a pic of the cage. http://i.imgur.com/PUvOf.jpg Sorry for the crappy quality, was taken with my phone. The cage is 90cm hi...

1. Dont think the water will be able to heat the whole cage. 2. and i dont think the temp gradient will be big enough. also most of the heat will be at the bottom, then rise to the top. so theoretically you will be able to heat the entire cage, which you dont want. also if you heat the water remembe...

Looks like a good idea. and good luck! And yes viv building is going to be interesting

Just check if it is flammable or not. easiest way to see if it is safe to use. and secondly make sure not part of the foam comes in contact with water(directly). Just a silly questions. wouldn't it have been easier to by a corner tank and make a top accessed viv?

The one problem i have with screws is that they chip the glass. the glue should hold. and use marine silicone. if you're using screws try and countersink them.

Cresties like humidity, but not constant high humidity. General what people prefer for them is to spray them at night and mornings. so to get the humidity up during night time to give the effect of evening/morning mist. I usually keep mine at about 75-90% at night. then in the day you let it drop do...

Found the thread. might help

http://www.vivariumforum.com/community/geckos/6308-crested-gecko-vivarium.html

Thanks for the share. will look into this.