Is this possible?

[Hannibalcanibal]

So, i have a bearded dragon, and a uromastyx, and two leopard geckos. Would it be possible for me to build stacking enclosures for them? I was thinking two 2x2x2's at the bottom, and a 4x2x2 for the middle, and a 4x2x2 at the top.

Basically, it would be a shelf, but instead of drawers, it would be herp enclosures.

Now, the only issue i found with this was the bulbs.. any idea how i could mount bulbs in this thing?

[Hannibalcanibal]

I was thinking something like this.. of course i don't wear a mask and feed lizards and scorpions to my herps, but i was thinking of doing a cage like this.

EDIT: sorry, i'm having trouble posting the vid. so here's the link, mods feel free to change.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NG3glPhKqHQ

[Lankyrob]

Stack them like this



All wires go through the vents in the back of the vivs, i am a total numpty in terms of diy etc and managed to do it all on my own

[Hannibalcanibal]

Beautiful setups... Guess i got some work to do now, eh?

now... for desert animals, do i need to seal the walls? or will the low humidity be not a problem for rotting?

[Lankyrob]

Personally i would seal them, piss And crap will get into the joints otherwise

[Hannibalcanibal]

Very true. What sealant would you recommend?

[franks]

I like to use polycrylic

[Lankyrob]

I used a silicon bathroom sealant but from memory it has to be a certain type and i cant remember what that type was.............

[Donnie]

I always use aquarium sealant in my vivs

[Mikoh4792]

Originally Posted by Lankyrob

I used a silicon bathroom sealant but from memory it has to be a certain type and i cant remember what that type was.............

Marine grade?

I just use 100% silicone for aquariums