philscichlids
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Well I'm new to this forum . Id like to start off by saying that this cham forum looks really good . I'm in the process of building a giant size jackson cham enclosure . When I say giant I mean it going to be 7' tall , "4' tall enclosure with a 3' tall base" 3' deep and 16' wide . I have a nice size wall in my basement that I want to make into a enclosure . I am a very handy woodworker and I'm thinking about building the whole enclose out of 3/4" birch plywood and 2x4's and finish the whole front off in either oak plywood or oak waynescoting . With that being said I'm looking for ideas on how to waterproof the whole inside ? "Floor , walls and ceiling . I was thinking a few coats of latex drylock but I'm not to sure how well it will stick to wood . Any info that anyone has on this fun project will be greatly appreciated . Also how many adult Jackson chasm do you feel I could put in this size habitat ?
Thanks
Phil
Thanks
Phil