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DIY ProjectsUse this forum to post threads related to home made projects for your corns... Vivariums, hides, decorations, accessories, you name it. Anything to save some bucks or give your personalized touch.
I had to ditch the old lid that was on top, so i fashioned a new one from some 1"x1" angle iron and made a sliding top from 3/4" veneer plywood. I ventilated it using a piece of 1/16, 1/8 perforated galvanized steel, found at an old creamery. It is very heavy, and I'm sure there wont be any escape issues. I didn't make any directions step by step, due to it being quite time consuming and being not entirely "everybody" friendly, construction wise. If anyone wants to know some step by step instruction feel free to ask. Everything you see was designed and built by me, viv/stand and lid, excluding the cutting of glass. Here are a few shots of my setup, and a cool little photo of the inhabitant.
Thanks Knox, I spent a lot of time arranging that hardwood so it was just right! (see link)
SnakeCreations, I had a crappy aluminium top on there with rocks and a piece of steel holding it down forever! I definitely know what you mean, but it works right?
I would love to be able to make a few bucks doing stuff like that! It took such a long time though, i don't know if i would be able to charge enough to make up for my time. Thanks for the compliment I'm proud of my little projects
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Alot nicer than the lids I fashion that usually involve textbooks and rubber bands 
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