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Rocks in enclosures/fall damage??
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<blockquote data-quote="Dave Jay" data-source="post: 138804" data-attributes="member: 27677"><p>I realised I should probably elaborate on using the pizza "spacers?". </p><p>I add substrate, compressing it as I add it, then once it is the height of the spacers I press them in until the legs sit on the bottom of the enclosure, add the rocks making sure they are sitting sturdy , then add the rest of the substrate. I used to do as I do in aquariums and make structures using smaller rocks as pylons to hold the larger rocks up to form caves. That adds a lot to the weight, in an aquarium this is okay because you never move a full aquarium but in a little enclosure it adds to the weight dramatically.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dave Jay, post: 138804, member: 27677"] I realised I should probably elaborate on using the pizza "spacers?". I add substrate, compressing it as I add it, then once it is the height of the spacers I press them in until the legs sit on the bottom of the enclosure, add the rocks making sure they are sitting sturdy , then add the rest of the substrate. I used to do as I do in aquariums and make structures using smaller rocks as pylons to hold the larger rocks up to form caves. That adds a lot to the weight, in an aquarium this is okay because you never move a full aquarium but in a little enclosure it adds to the weight dramatically. [/QUOTE]
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