Re: GTP Adult Vivarium Size
You want more side to side space than up and down. 24 is almost a minimum when dealing with adult chondros. If they look small in the 24/18 cubes then I'd wait a while before moving to a bigger enclosure. Glass cages aren't exactly ideal. Check out pvccages.com for quality pvc ones! Are these animals in separate tanks?
Re: GTP Adult Vivarium Size
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DavidG
You want more side to side space than up and down. 24 is almost a minimum when dealing with adult chondros.
By "side-to-side", do you also mean "back to front"? I agree that 24" is the bare minimum width which is why I went to the 32" wide.
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If they look small in the 24/18 cubes then I'd wait a while before moving to a bigger enclosure. Glass cages aren't exactly ideal. Check out pvccages.com for quality pvc ones!
I'm just not a fan of pvc. I like to do planted tanks with backgrounds and sides, and I make my own lids with built in RHP and lights, so I think I maintain pretty good conditions. If you have further concerns though please let me know, I want to achieve the best possible for them while maintaining something like that I find visually pleasing.
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Are these animals in separate tanks?
Yes.
Re: GTP Adult Vivarium Size
This is what I have now for the male:
http://zoestevens.smugmug.com/Cages-...83_aJoaP-M.jpg
The female is in a plastic box because I just got her.
What I make next will be similar to that but bigger and hopefully nicer.