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Jungle Gym Construction?
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GabbieJade
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I used pvc for one of ours, just used the connectors you can pick up in the pvc dept. No need for glue/tape or anything. You can also just take it apart to get him/her out and to clean.
I haven't built anything yet, mostly because I'm lazy. But I'd personally lead towards thick 12-18mm plywood and some aquarium sealant to hold it all together. Mostly because the materials are cheap and easy to get. Just give the sealant a good week to dry out 100% so it loses its chemical smell.
Only recommending it because I'm currently looking at it as a material to build a retes stack for a new reptile I'm getting soon, and plywood is the recommended material for that so...
Only recommending it because I'm currently looking at it as a material to build a retes stack for a new reptile I'm getting soon, and plywood is the recommended material for that so...
Lellobeetle
New member
Cassie, I'm interested in your progress on your jungle gym. I bought a long plastic tub I want to do the same as you. I think my "Curious George" needs an environment enriched with some interesting things. Keep me informed. Thanks!