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Posted by genomik z10 SF 9 SM Cal (My Page) on

Sun, May 29, 05 at 6:41

I just bought one of these for some treefrogs i have. It is GREAT! I have been strugling with retrofitted aquariums for years but they are still aquariums. This new product is affordable (~$60-120) and different sizes (12x12 to 24x24 i think. It could make a great orchidarium as well. Holds water in bottom, with lockable front doors for access and lockable screen on top.

Anyone else try these yet, I think they are new to the market. Very well designed.

http://www.exo-terra.com/EN/products/glass_terrariums_i.html

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Posted by sahoyaref Alberta z3a (My Page) on
Mon, May 30, 05 at 19:30

I also saw these for sale recently at a local pet shop, and was impressed. I didn't buy one, but it's nice to finally have a good 'vivarium kit' that's in the same price range as the aquarium kits!

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Posted by angelo_s z6 NY (My Page) on
Fri, Jun 3, 05 at 20:22

I like the idea but they are far too small to put anything in it and for the price you can buy other glass terrariums I know that perfecto makes them

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Posted by MikeDahms London Ontario (My Page) on
Fri, Jun 3, 05 at 23:11

A friend has the largest one for his young King Baboon spider. They are really nice enclosures but are a bit small unless using miniature or small growing plants exclusively. Still if you are looking for a nice enclosure to house reptiles or amphibians, especially the smaller arboreal types, these are great.

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