Ive found semi clearlarge storage containers, but not clear like acrylic, or glass..I think the largest clear ones were just shoebox size. Maybe I didn't search thoroughly enough though..
Well to be honest I have almost 40 inverts now. More than half of them, hell 3/4 of them, are "display" spiders..I can't seem to find the time to fix a few lids the way I want them, I'll definitely never get that many full enclosures built..much less even 2 or 3..I just want a quick solution I suppose. This idea should take very little time for each enclosure. If it works well, and I think it will, I should be able to do them all in a day. If I ever get a day off..
That's just what I was thinking
Great idea!!!! I do just that. I did it on "Rambo", stirmi' enclosure so I can gaze at her...I've always said that plastic storage containers would be ideal for spiders, except you just can't see through them well. So my idea is this: I use a dremel to cut the middle out of all the sides, and the top. Then I use sheets of thin, clear acrylic and hot glue them over the holes, for my viewing pleasure. This seems like a cheap and easy way to make an enclosure. Thoughts? Is this an old idea that I just think I thought up first?
I use glass tanks also, for T's that live in dry areas where humidity isn't a must. BUT T's that need moisture and humidity need great X ventilation u just can't get with a glass tank. That's why these "special care" T's get housed in these big a$$ plastic totes with locking lids
Yea, mine pictured took 10 mins and imo, look great. Also I have a crystal clear viewing window for her
Very nice..can I see a pic of the screen? And are those live plants?
Excellent set up. And a gorgeous girl ...
