When I said yellows I was more referring to public perception as a whole not acknowledging the separate subspecies. I've been put on a "work stop" order with construction. So far they are mostly merged and what used to be their top and bottom is being cut out to make it arboreal. A basic shell was built for appearance at the seams and stability. The fronts were both framed sliding plexi glass. And unfortunately we lose time to fixing settling and sagging in the middle and squaring all angles. The final one will be extremely rugged as a result of the double shell, 2x4s, and others supports. The idea came to me because it was too obvious. They were identical and sat perfectly on top of each other so all that was needed was to cut a hole for an arboreal cage right? I managed to make it more complicated and time consuming along the way but all the wood was free and going to be burned despite being new and unused.

I got a lot of flag stone for free, and example pic below, I wish to somehow use in there. I know I'll build her a cave and another piece of stone will make a landing for her to ascend or curl up on. Heating is a worry. Because a heat pad killed my precious baby I bought the month I founded this site I'll never use one again. Ideas? I was considering a two tier drop down lamp system, the lower bulb being enough to keep it from getting as cold as room temp gets here in the winters. Water dish is gonna need to be big, it's her favorite place. So unlike anything else I've ever done we're gonna be building the Jacuzzi above 50% height. I'd like it to appear stone or something natural. Ideas? It'll be heavy so supports for it can be designed as branches. I can't work this idea out in my head because I got no clue what I'm using for her dish. Really need ideas guys.

Vents are small, circular, plastic. Discrete. I'll post a pic, owned a ton of them for 15 years.

Background. Probably going to go with a nice jungle wrap for a good decor piece, with a timed white light. Cause it might look like crap in this phase but MythBusters proved a turd could be polished. Exterior, plywood won't do, if it comes out nice enough it could end up as a display piece where visitors can see. Kinda like aquariums are so beautiful, especially a good one, arboreal cages are the most beautiful things you can add. An expertly done green tree python display is my end goal. Practicing here.

There's really a lot of making it up as I got. Here's some more pics. I promise a lot more progress tomorrow. And I promise people with real carpentry skill will be doing the polishing and fine tuning.

It seems as of now only a few pics I took made the journey, I'll sort that out tomorrow.

My next installments will be shorter but with more pics showing it step by step. If people end up liking this we'll do a DIY cage with board PVC.


Flagstone

I learned to never let her climb.