Just sharing a good idea...

Because my baby ball is still little and I know they like the security of smaller tanks, I am currently using a 20 gallon for her. I purchased a half log as a hide but she never used it. I realized it was too wide for her and she wasn't able to get right inside it. Dive I was sorry on space in the tank and knew I needed 2 identical hides, a water bowl and a climbing log, I had to think of a solution. So, I went to home depot and bought 5 paving bricks. I cut 1 in half. I then created 2 C shaped structures on each side of her tank. I also purchased a piece of slate from home depot. I put the slate on top of 1 structure and get water bowl on top of the other. Let me tell you, she loves them! And as she grows, I can remove the cut brick and use a larger on to increase the inside on the hide. The pictures will help you understand what I mean. Btw, this cost me $4http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/04/16/de4u7ate.jpghttp://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/04/16/e5asa3ev.jpghttp://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/04/16/6edytyny.jpg

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And, the bricks really help to hold in the heat. Since they are right over the UTH, they are nice and warm.

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What a nice hiding spot! I like your thinking with using adjustable hides.

what a great idea! you are so creative :P

also, your little baby is adorable!

Thanks!! She is happy!

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Sweet! Great idea. Good use of space by using the water bowl as one of the tops. Nice..

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Thanks

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I like it, mine has almost outgrown his hide, so I'm also going to try it. Thanks! :snake:

Lmk how your guy likes it..

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That is not a good idea...it's an AMAZING idea. I will definitely be trying this out for my growing babies.