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04-28-13, 09:35 AM
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Re: Finally the build is done!
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Impressive!
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Thank you!
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04-28-13, 09:48 AM
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Re: Finally the build is done!
I do like a build thread when it's already been built!
It looks awesome! What are the ledges finished in?
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04-28-13, 09:54 AM
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Re: Finally the build is done!
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I do like a build thread when it's already been built!
It looks awesome! What are the ledges finished in?
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Quickcrete concrete several coats with color die!
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04-28-13, 12:28 PM
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Re: Finally the build is done!
That does look like the dogs danglies and credit to you for putting so much effort into your enclosure. I do feel that the addition of some shelters where he could hide away would be of real benefit.
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04-28-13, 12:52 PM
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Re: Finally the build is done!
Here's the build...
DIY Rock Monitor Enclosure - YouTube
That why i just adding two hallow small/medium cork logs. I'm heading to the lps for feeders and hopefully they'll have some more i can grab i agree needs more hides..... there just so hard to come by,these long decent size hollow cork barks.
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04-28-13, 02:25 PM
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Re: Finally the build is done!
Hi, what type and wattages are the heat/basking bulbs?
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04-28-13, 03:09 PM
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Re: Finally the build is done!
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I do like a build thread when it's already been built!
It looks awesome! What are the ledges finished in?
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That does look like the dogs danglies and credit to you for putting so much effort into your enclosure. I do feel that the addition of some shelters where he could hide away would be of real benefit.
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Hi, what type and wattages are the heat/basking bulbs?
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Shop Utilitech 18-Watt (75W) BR40 Medium Base Daylight (5000K) CFL Bulb at Lowes.com
Night lights are 3 90W.
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04-28-13, 04:17 PM
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Re: Finally the build is done!
Hi, I`ve never heard of that lighting (Utilitech 18-watt), what are they exactly (heat + light, or compact fluorescent emitting a limited ammount of heat)?
Can you give me the usual room temps the enclosure`s in (both day and night)?
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04-28-13, 04:55 PM
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Re: Finally the build is done!
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Hi, I`ve never heard of that lighting (Utilitech 18-watt), what are they exactly (heat + light, or compact fluorescent emitting a limited ammount of heat)?
Can you give me the usual room temps the enclosure`s in (both day and night)?
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I think its just a full spectrum bulb to mimic daylight light wavelengths. If it does provide heat I doubt its much being only 18 watts.
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04-28-13, 08:16 PM
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Re: Finally the build is done!
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Originally Posted by murrindindi
Hi, I`ve never heard of that lighting (Utilitech 18-watt), what are they exactly (heat + light, or compact fluorescent emitting a limited ammount of heat)?
Can you give me the usual room temps the enclosure`s in (both day and night)?
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Day 68 night 66 lately.What does the 75W stand for then?
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04-28-13, 08:23 PM
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Re: Finally the build is done!
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Day 68 night 66 lately.What does the 75W stand for then?
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Its common to see a replacement wattage on bulb packaging now. It just means that you recieve the same lumen output as the 75 W with only 18 watts. It won't provide the same heat however if its anything like the ones I have you can probably grab and twist it off the fixture without it being too hot for your hand.
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04-29-13, 07:33 AM
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Re: Finally the build is done!
Yes there not as hot as there supposed to be....Good point! So i went and got two 100w made by Zilla and a 90watt heat emitter! I cant tell you how hot it just got in a matter of a few minutes. Basking spots went up 20 degrees even the air ambient and humidity. Shoot i gotta have more caution or someone who understands english better then i do!Thanks guys,we live and learn! Now besides the storage part being incomplete.I can say it's near perfect!
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04-29-13, 07:54 AM
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Re: Finally the build is done!
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Yes there not as hot as there supposed to be....Good point! So i went and got two 100w made by Zilla and a 90watt heat emitter! I cant tell you how hot it just got in a matter of a few minutes. Basking spots went up 20 degrees even the air ambient and humidity. Shoot i gotta have more caution or someone who understands english better then i do!Thanks guys,we live and learn! Now besides the storage part being incomplete.I can say it's near perfect!
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100 watts is pretty high, watch the temps carefully and the humidity. If it dries out very quickly I wouldn't keep using them. Your best bet for basking is what most people here use, 45-55 watt halogen flood light bulbs. They are low wattage but provide a concentrated area of high heat so you don't dry out the air. Put a few in a row, and voila. Just remember to make sure the cage isn't drying out too fast and keep them on a thermostat, thats alot of wattage.
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04-29-13, 01:41 PM
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Re: Finally the build is done!
this is an awesome cage i love it... would love to have it lol... do you have substrate? i dunno much about Kim's not sure if they borrow or not...
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