Hmm... thinking of a DIY viv
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So far... the suggestions are:
- Tree pythons
- Tree frogs
- Boas
- Day geckos
- Leopard geckos
- Chameleons
- Anole colony
- Blue-tongued skinks
- Naked mole rats (don't ask how this came up)
Any more suggestions with a space of 19" by 76"?
The only requirement is that the creature cannot be fed small mammals.
- Tree pythons
- Tree frogs
- Boas
- Day geckos
- Leopard geckos
- Chameleons
- Anole colony
- Blue-tongued skinks
- Naked mole rats (don't ask how this came up)
Any more suggestions with a space of 19" by 76"?
The only requirement is that the creature cannot be fed small mammals.
TheBloodyIrish;794995; said:So far... the suggestions are:
- Tree pythons
- Tree frogs
- Boas
- Day geckos
- Leopard geckos
- Chameleons
- Anole colony
- Blue-tongued skinks
- Naked mole rats (don't ask how this came up)
Any more suggestions with a space of 19" by 76"?
The only requirement is that the creature cannot be fed small mammals.[/quote]
well then that takes out the boas, and tree pythons.
TheBloodyIrish;795459; said:There are some boas that hunt fish. Some of the tree boas and pythons hunt birds as well.
Yea but in captivity its alot more difficult to have a constant source of birds.
You think a Florida biotope can be replicated in a 1.5' by 8' enclosure? I will see if I can make it larger than that. Most likely it will probably be diagonal with 1.5' being one end and anywhere between 3' to 4' on the other end.
I am thinking of getting a breeding pair of Rough Green snakes (Opheodrys aestivus) with a couple of House Geckos and a few Green Anoles.
I would like to add a couple of tree frogs, but I don't think that will be wise. I am already pushing the mixing with adding an insectivorous snake or two to the successfully-established and trailed idea of housing geckos and anoles.
I know I would be adding roly-polys and springtails to aid cleaning up the tank. Sometimes the springtails will eat whole fecal matter overnight. Other times, I have to pick them out in the morning. I might look into adding some snails as well.
I am thinking of getting a breeding pair of Rough Green snakes (Opheodrys aestivus) with a couple of House Geckos and a few Green Anoles.
I would like to add a couple of tree frogs, but I don't think that will be wise. I am already pushing the mixing with adding an insectivorous snake or two to the successfully-established and trailed idea of housing geckos and anoles.
I know I would be adding roly-polys and springtails to aid cleaning up the tank. Sometimes the springtails will eat whole fecal matter overnight. Other times, I have to pick them out in the morning. I might look into adding some snails as well.
