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Viv Pics!! (Yours not Mine)
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nica_chick412
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The cheapest part of my viv. is actually Ruby's favorite part of her home. 
She loves the PVC pipe that I put in there for her. It is 3 inches in diameter. I burried it in the aspen shavings. I got the tree branch in the left corner of her viv. from my back yard. (yes, I bleached, rinsed and baked it before putting it in) I know that she only needs a 20 gal. long viv. But I gave her a 60 gal viv because I thought that she would have more fun roaming around at night. Atleast she can stretch out completely in it. :dancer:
She loves the PVC pipe that I put in there for her. It is 3 inches in diameter. I burried it in the aspen shavings. I got the tree branch in the left corner of her viv. from my back yard. (yes, I bleached, rinsed and baked it before putting it in) I know that she only needs a 20 gal. long viv. But I gave her a 60 gal viv because I thought that she would have more fun roaming around at night. Atleast she can stretch out completely in it. :dancer:Attachments
ozone
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Here is my new viv for my new snake. It's still somewhat of a work in progress, as I haven't finalized the choice of substrate yet...
40 gallon Critter Cage with Caliento under-glass heating pad (right side), and a multi-fixture light holding 1 UVB flourescent, 2 incandescent (right side), and 1 blue "moonlight" bulb (left side).
-Chris
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slithering
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nica_chick412
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WOW
I thought my viv was big!!! how many gallons is Mr.Lee's viv?
I thought my viv was big!!! how many gallons is Mr.Lee's viv?
slithering
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the dimensions are 40 inches by 40 inches by 16 inches tall:cheers: