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    New enclosure for Avic

    I got these today, they are technically spaghetti cookers (about $2 each at Job Lot!), but they make GREAT arboreal enclosures




    This is the one my Avic Avic is in, but my A.Metallica is in an identical one also
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    Re: New enclosure for Avic

    that looks perfect! are they glass or plastic?
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    Thats a smart way to improvise, it looks good
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    Plastic my only complaint is the lids are VERY tight sealed, so it takes a little elbow grease to open it up. I'm sure once it's been used for a while it won't be so hard to get off lol.
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    thats a plus that its plastic,, incase you needed to add ventilation.

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    Nooo you wouldn't need it, I didn't show the top, but its nicely vented on top on the lid.
    Here's a picture of them
    Last edited by Skittles1101; 12-27-2011 at 08:20 PM.
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    Very awesome ... I do know most people say its best to have some cross ventilation too (holes on the side) to prevent mold or something, but it'd be easy to add if you start havin problems. I love them!

    Muffy's Morphs


    5.7 ball pythons, 0.0.2 GTP, and some Tarantulas


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    Great idea, now you must name your avicularas after a style of pasta methinks. Miss Fedelini, Spaghetti, Taglierini..

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