Just one more time, going for the ultimate build
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Klyde O'Scope
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Moi? Hardly!thatās 1:1 about Aquarius, thatās almost spookay!
Keen eye as usualThose one of the pc fans intake, got then for the intake as well as for the outtake.
Now the waiting game begins for the plants, moss and tree fern residue to start the grow and cover the back wall
I do now that you mention itājust about to bloom. They sell them hereājust not within 1000 miles or so. I spent $10 USD for 10 seeds, planted 5, and none sprouted.
I suppose I should plant the rest, but I'm a tad reluctant at this point.Well... nobody can say you don't "Think BIG"!As comparisation with my other āhugeā enclosure itās noticeable how massive the new one is
Lindasjackson
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Beautiful build! Iām amazed!
Mendez
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Haha thanks for remembering!@Mendez sorry mate forgot to tag you
That's an absolutely gorgeous and massive cage!As comparisation with my other āhugeā enclosure itās noticeable how massive the new one is
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And I thought your other cage was big! 
Great job! I love the look of the sliding glass, it really frames your large plot of jungle! Have you added the ventilation yet? Or is it hidden?
Mountain Dragon
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Love it!
Sonny13
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Thanks
It has on the back wall at 1/3 from above 3 air vents and at the 1/4 from the bottom at 1 sidewall and at back wall a pc fan blowing fresh air in and at the top thereĀ“s 1 exhaust fan. Check post #17 for the pc fans
Still need to add some bromeliaĀ“s
Sonny13
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Thanks, IĀ“m pretty happy with outcome
Sonny13
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Thanks
MissSkittles
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Youāve done a beautiful job! It looks just as though you had sliced out a piece of forest and using the Star Trek transporter had it beamed to your enclosure. You certainly have elevated setting up an enclosure to an art form. 
FloridaChameleonLiving
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Man this enclosure so nice I might stay in it after my girl kicks me out for having too many chams 
Sonny13
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Was difficult to chose the right emojiYouāve done a beautiful job! It looks just as though you had sliced out a piece of forest and using the Star Trek transporter had it beamed to your enclosure. You certainly have elevated setting up an enclosure to an art form.
or But, many thanks
Love your resemblance 
got it fully visual Results came out better as expected and Iām starting to get better in it. Hopefully by time the back wall gets fully grown with ferns and moss.
I would be lying if I would say, I wouldnāt doing this business.
Sonny13
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That would be possibleMan this enclosure so nice I might stay in it after my girl kicks me out for having too many chams
Lindasjackson
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Iām sure Sonny loves it!
Ambilobe123
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Late to the thread, but it looks AMAZING! I love the natural look.
One thing, though: alocasias are actually toxic, and if the future resident is a plant-nibbler you might want to take it out: https://www.gardenguides.com/126992-poisonous-alocasia.html
One thing, though: alocasias are actually toxic, and if the future resident is a plant-nibbler you might want to take it out: https://www.gardenguides.com/126992-poisonous-alocasia.html
Sonny13
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I looks happy and very active
Sonny13
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, Iāll keep it in mind
Sonny13
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HeĀ“s really no. 5
(he was no.5 out of a picture range of 5 Parsons)a ten months old captive bred Orange Eye Parsonii from a France breeder and fellow Forums member.
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