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11-07-11, 07:04 AM
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Abracadabra Holmes
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Re: Rodney's Vivarium
That setup is really nice, I bet Rodney loves it in there.
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11-07-11, 07:25 AM
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Re: Rodney's Vivarium
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Originally Posted by Gungirl
Haha I love finding things and I guess I have a nack for it. I spotted him in the first pic right off the bat.
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...Show off :P
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11-07-11, 07:36 AM
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Diesel the pumpkin killer
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Re: Rodney's Vivarium
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Originally Posted by Kayla90
...Show off :P
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Noooo... I just have a mental issue and seem to focus on details in an odd way. It actually can be annoying because sometimes I have issues looking at the bigger picture. 
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11-07-11, 08:07 AM
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Re: Rodney's Vivarium
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Very nice set up  Must hold Humidity very well, what are you using for bedding? |
Thanks - yes it holds humidity fairly well. I'm gonna make you read my original post again to find out what the substrate is...  lol
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11-07-11, 08:08 AM
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Re: Rodney's Vivarium
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Originally Posted by Gungirl
Noooo... I just have a mental issue and seem to focus on details in an odd way. It actually can be annoying because sometimes I have issues looking at the bigger picture. |
You sound like me - it's hard for me to focus on the big picture because I'm wayyy too much into detail. I think that's why I'm an artist because of the detail thing. Maybe you should try art? Photography? It can be a disadvantage AND an advantage.
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11-07-11, 09:15 AM
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Re: Rodney's Vivarium
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Originally Posted by Pareeeee
Rodney's tank is a small aquarium turned on end. Made the front and door from acrylic/plexiglass stuff. The background is made from a carved piece of styrofoam with reptibark stuck on with silicone caulking. Several live plants. Repti earth as substrate.
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DOH!! Don't know how I missed that LOL Sorry
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