This will be banana's new tank soon..

<-- i've had to fill the gaps in with sand.. but it was like that in her other tank

looks very big.

I can't really see the sand though... hope it works our for ya though.

When using sand to fill in grout lines in between tiles the key is to use a small bit brushed in then mist with water to pack it down, then add more sand, mist again... and so on until you've reached the surface of the tile and your groutline is flush with it. Some sand will get scratched out of the lines but with regular misting the next couple weeks while the tiles settle should prevent it from happening too much.

thanks for the tip kel I will do that.. because the sand is annoying when im trying to clean.

and, jordan, its only 22 gallons or something like that. I hope banana likes it ^ ^

Regards Bearded Dragons (I know slightly off topic but I saw you mention them earlier) Magda my Bearded Dragon has sandstone slabs for the majority of the substrate with an area of sand at one end for her to dig in. The sand stone slabs not only mimic the hard desert floor but also help keep her claws in trim
I think you have done a brilliant job of banana's tank.

I use butcher paper for my bearded dragon and the claws are getting long... i might consider some the sandstone tile. I'd rather do that than have to clip his toe nails lol.

thankyou.
and thanks for the advice on beardie substrate, I will mention it in my assignments

woooo! im moving banana into her new tank today.. it's been warming up for about 5 weeks now.. and it's hot side temp is 30C soo I'm happy with that ^ ^ I have been waiting and waiting to move her until I got something i could use for a temp background.. and then i realised I have some black card somewhere.. as soon as I find it.. which may take a while.. i'll start setting everything up :P

ooh exciting times, i wish you luck!

yay for Banana and her house move

EEEEEKK!! her new set-up looks sooo good im sooo proud! i'll post pics soon in like 20 mins or something..

yay cant wait