Turning a glass tank vertical?

[Clyde Frog]

Wow those tanks are awesome Richard. Thanks everyone for the tips. I'm definitely going to get creative. I'm gonna make my own background and really deck it out in plants. I have some old windows so can I just use that same glass for my doors? There's a glass cutter near my home that I could bring the dimensions to

[sg1trogdor]

I did that for my dwarf chams when I had them. But ended up putting them in a larger tank so it was a waste. Looked cool though but I scrapped it. Might make one for my creastie but not for a while.

[qiksilver]

If you're not mechanically inclined check out jungle box or FCA

[asplundii]

I'm gonna make my own background and really deck it out in plants.

You might find this helpful in that regard:

http://www.dendroboard.com/forum/par...ake-rocks.html

Look around page 3 for the posts by member "HX"

[Clyde Frog]

Wow. HX is REALLY talented. Lol. That looks pretty tough, but awesome! I appreciate the links, thank you!

[BooRadleyAMG]

Just an idea of the route I went... It may not be the cheapest way, but its large enough to hold 2-3 creties. as of right now I do not have an issue with keeping the humidity up, the coconut fiber seems to do the trick. In the rare event that I have a huge humidity drop, i do have plastic I can drape over, still leaving the sides open for fresh air.

The Cage Topper ran me about $40. But as stated above. Its got more than enough room.

Also there is no issue of the live crickets jumpping out. I make sure they fall straight down. They do not have a real chance of escaping, as my crestie spares no time in chompping them up.