Must have taken a lot of work! Great job.

Thanks, it was certainly a trip to build, and I enjoy maintaining it.

-DH

I took a new pic. I replaced the waterfall I got at home depot with one I made too, that had been bothering me for a while.

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-DH

4 new pics up at the link above. They are all growing nicely.

-DH

What kind of snakes are those? They are gorgeous!

Thanks, the larger one is a brazilian rainbow boa and the other two are amazon tree boas.

-DH

4 more new pics at the same link above. 2 are of the giant octagon, 2 are of a new terrarium I just built. I may have baby snakes on the way soon so I thought I should set up a new cage.

-DH

Very cool, DH! Looks like you put a LOT of work into it but it paid off!

It looks like imageshack has lost all my pics. Here are a few new pics hosted on a more permanent host.

They are a bit grainy scaled down, but you can click them for the full size picture.

Dear lord,

Wont you buy me this terrarium. What was the cost on this? Im assuming it was a lot of intelligence and DIY ingenuity? It looks beautiful in terms of construction and function, immense as it seems sufficient for everything you could want in there, and amazing. Great job!

The cost was high, even though I got a lot of the materials at cost. The structure itself would retail for around $2500, and you would still have to add your lighting and everything else on top of that. I'm glad you like it though :)

-DH

This is cool. I converted a wood bird cage I had built years ago into a standing terrarium so I have a little experience with this type of growing area. You must have some high dollar lights in this one. I used a compact flourescent and found that even with bromeliads and under canopy plants I don't have enough light to really keep them happy. Kudos to you for being so successful!