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<blockquote data-quote="Denny Dee" data-source="post: 66702" data-attributes="member: 1393"><p>Another great benefit to this hobby is that the investment in enclosures is completely up to the hobbyist. Jars, plastic containers, glass, high end and high end acrylic all work great if you can provide the right temp and humidity. The nice thing is that now that you have the acrylic, they should last a LONG time. Most likely longer than your T's and they can be re-used over and over. I would recommend that anyone that interested in this hobby should consider high end displays like yours. I truly believe that it keeps your interest over the long run. Not only are the pets interesting, but much more visible. This can really assist in noticing maintenance issues, molts and empty water dishes. Really helps when you share your hobby with others and increases the chances of expanding the hobby. Nothing wrong with containers and I know many people have no problem religiously performing maintenance on their T's but this is a long term hobby as many species can live 10+ years.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Denny Dee, post: 66702, member: 1393"] Another great benefit to this hobby is that the investment in enclosures is completely up to the hobbyist. Jars, plastic containers, glass, high end and high end acrylic all work great if you can provide the right temp and humidity. The nice thing is that now that you have the acrylic, they should last a LONG time. Most likely longer than your T's and they can be re-used over and over. I would recommend that anyone that interested in this hobby should consider high end displays like yours. I truly believe that it keeps your interest over the long run. Not only are the pets interesting, but much more visible. This can really assist in noticing maintenance issues, molts and empty water dishes. Really helps when you share your hobby with others and increases the chances of expanding the hobby. Nothing wrong with containers and I know many people have no problem religiously performing maintenance on their T's but this is a long term hobby as many species can live 10+ years. [/QUOTE]
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