Utilizing the upper area of a terrarium?

[SnakeyJay]

And the other end....

[red ink]

Originally Posted by mikoh4792

Amazing. What do you cut those branches with? and do you just throw em in after collecting them or do you treat the wood?

Just saw them mate... No i dont treat the branches with anything, a good wash and a couple of days in the sun and they're in there. I just make sure that there are no termite, bee or wasp holes in them.

[Mikoh4792]

Originally Posted by red ink

Just saw them mate... No i dont treat the branches with anything, a good wash and a couple of days in the sun and they're in there. I just make sure that there are no termite, bee or wasp holes in them.

nice. I may start doing that instead of using pvc pipes. How do you keep them perched up like that? Do you use silicone or some kind of perch holder?

[red ink]

Originally Posted by mikoh4792

nice. I may start doing that instead of using pvc pipes. How do you keep them perched up like that? Do you use silicone or some kind of perch holder?

I use V shape corner joints of various sizes and sit the branches in them. I use a product called command strips to stick the V joints onto the enclosure wall. This way I can move them around as needed or as I change my decor without any holes or silicon all over the walls... you may have an equivalent thing on your side of the pond.

[toripyth]

Thanks for posting pictures, I picked up some driftwood when I visited a couple beaches on Vancouver Island last weekend.