It seems fine in regular rain, but leaks in windy, heavy rain. Interior leak is coming from this nail in the trim above the window, but I can't work out where it's originating from. Recaulked the exterior, but the problem remains. What should I check next?
Does anyone have a blue tongue skink and a uromastyx? I have a uro and am wondering how they compare.
I have an extra 40 gallon (long). Trying to decide if it's worth hanging onto or better to sell it. What can thrive in an enclosure this size?
The only wet food I found that my cats would all eat was Fancy Feast Creamy Delights. It's been discontinued. Does anyone know of anything similar?
I've tried the higher quality stuff, they snubbed it all so I just need something they'll actually eat.
Looking to upgrade my filtration and I need something silent. I hear canister filters can be good? I've been using a combo of multiple HOBs and sponge filters. Looking for quieter than them. What does everyone recommend?
Want to grab a 40 gallon, but I'd rather wait for the sale.
Want to grab a 40 gallon, but I'd rather wait for the sale.
ISO affordable clean up crew recommendations for 2 enclosures:
Where do you get your isopods? I got some for a good price for my uro, but they unfortunately stopped selling and I don't think my colony survived. Not sure the best place to look.
TL;DR I need affordable 4x2x2 closed top enclosure recommendations. Bonus points if stackable.
I need enclosure recommendations. I rescued a geyri oromastyx that came with a 40 gal enclosure with a mesh top. I know he needs at least a 4x2x2. My first goal was to get him stable. Got his temps and lighting up where they need to be (his old home struggled with this) and he's eating great and coloring up well...now to figure out his long-term setup. The room humidity ranges from 35-50%. I got a dehumidifier that I put right by his enclosure, but I haven't noticed much difference. Still can't get humidity below 35%...so I'm assuming I need to look for a closed-top enclosure. What does everyone recommend that doesn't cost an arm and a leg? I saw Toad Ranch and they look really nice, but also really pricey. Bonus points if stackable becuase let's be honest...I'll probably find a reason to snag an ornate in the future as well.