Wood or Glass?
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Wood or Glass?
So there's probably a thread somewhere discussing this already but I'm on my phone and cba to search through ten or so pages. I wanted to buy a nice white wooden viv to make the bedroom look a lot more attractive, this will be Lipsy and Marios permenant tank from then on. I wondered if a wooden tank is the better choice. I don't see why not and glass tanks are ugly I hate them but since I'm spending a good chunk of money on this I want to get the best
Cheers guys
Cheers guys
Marnie- Loyal Member
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Re: Wood or Glass?
These are really nice and some allow heat mats. Search the website. They come in various models.
http://lllreptile.com/store/catalog/vision-cages-racks-tubs-and-visionariums/vision-cages-and-tubs/-/v332-vision-cage-with-extra-vent/
http://lllreptile.com/store/catalog/vision-cages-racks-tubs-and-visionariums/vision-cages-and-tubs/-/v332-vision-cage-with-extra-vent/
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Re: Wood or Glass?
I don't like those at all they're like something I bought from a vet. No I just wanted to know if s glass tank is better than a wooden tank
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Re: Wood or Glass?
Definately wood. I am not a fan of fish tanks either which dries out the gecko in the winter. Wood is my choice as long as it has a non-pourus interior lining which is easy to clean.
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How do I know it has a non- porous lining? I'm buying a four foot tank four foot tank for Lipsy and Mario that is going to placed on a low stand or have metal feet fitted so it is low to the floor. I'm then buying a 3 foot tank for Blondie which is going on top of the four foot tank and then a I've got a two foot fish tank for Lola already, this is just until next month so I'm not spending all my money up straight away. I want the place to look tidier that's the reason I've decided to buy brand new walnut finish wooden tanks with sliding doors on the front
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Re: Wood or Glass?
Either is fine, it all comes down to personal preference in the end esp. If it is a store bought wood viv specifically designed for herps.
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