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one of the big problems with shooting in vivariums is the fact that there is fluorescent and tungsten lighting. This confuses the white balance settings. I usually find setting white balance to fluorescent helps.

I have never heard of live plants carrying coccidia would very much like to see some evidence on this. If you have anything in a cage with an infected animal plants, decor, screen,vines and the like then infestation can occur on these items especially in soil. It thrives on warm wet humid...

our drainage trays fit XL reptibreeze if interested. The idea of them is there is a flat plane to sit plants on and tapered flutes providing run off for water. http://www.chameleonworldmuji.co.uk/home/enclosures/ they're at the bottom of the page.

If you ever get lucky enough to see a gravid female minor in display the photos really don't come close to capturing their pure beauty...... It is breathtaking!

Congrats on the newbies! they look fantastic, will be interested in how you keep them for their initial first few weeks.

ready for bed!

We're happy to ship to the US, but the cost's are very expensive. To ship just 1 large drainage tray, we've been quoted £50!

Hi shaunny, we get these in packs from Hamm fair, don't have a link for them unfortunately but if you need a couple of sheets we have some here.

Ok I will try to give you a run down. The enclosure is made from birch faced plywood then coated in a 2-part epoxy paint which they use for sealing ponds. It works well and is totally inert after 72hours. I then use one of our drainage tray in the base. Then I fix 20mm thick cork...

We designed these ourselves and have three footprints for them. We provide many of these for the European market. We are happy to send them to the US but the shipping makes it very expensive unfortunately.

we make them for our enclosures Kath. http://chameleonworldmuji.co.uk/starter-kits/

2ft x 2ft x 4ft it does look bigger in the picture. I keep one male laterispini in there (he is around 2inches snout to vent) and he uses all of it.:)

thanks for the nice comments, yes it has full organic substrate with drainage and misting system. All the plants are outdoor as this is a montane setup that has heavy night time drops. It's running T5 lighting as well as metal halide. All we do is spot clean as woodlice and springtails work to...

I know initially it can be quite costly and will take time for them to climatize but you will reap the rewards in the young. F1 youngsters are such a fantastic foothold to trigger breeding programs.

Here we are going all natural and our laterispinis love it!!