That setup could be void of all animal life and I will still sit and watch it all day. Excellent job! I really like the idea of creating an elaborate setup for what many perceive to be a vanilla animal. I would take an electrifying setup with a vanilla animal over an electrifying animal in a vanilla setup every time. Thanks again for sharing, and I look forward to seeing your future setups.
It's kinda amazing how what's normally considered to be a "common" animal can look so stunning when placed in the right enclosure. Having the right picture on the back makes a huge difference! Thanks for sharing, that's super cool.
Very nice, Zach. I also enjoyed your Pyxicephalus enclosure.
Tell me more about the backgrounds.... I know you did something similar with the other enclosure. Did you take the photo that you used, or did you just pull it off the internet somewhere? And did you just use a poster printer to make it, or did you take it to a camera shop and have them print out a gigantic photo? Very cool stuff.
I'll have to put some pics up of some of the enclosures I have done. Haven't done many recently, unfortunately, but I am hoping to get back into it more regularly.
Looks great Zach, good job. I love building enclosures, & I really enjoy seeing enclosures built by others. Thanks for sharing. I'd like to see more of this on the forum?
Thank you Jedd and Berkeley. I would have preferred to take the photo myself but in this case that wasn't feasible and I just pulled it off the internet. Then just blow it up to the right dimensions, edit as needed, and have it printed and laminated somewhere like kinkos, staples, etc. I will be doing a more extensive writeup about this whole build for the March issue of the SWCHR Bulletin.
Very cool, Zach. I had figured there was a Kinko's or something involved. I'd like to see the article you put out about the process. When it comes out, would you send me a link or email me a copy if there is a digital version, please?
--Berkeley
Berkeley Boone wrote:Very cool, Zach. I had figured there was a Kinko's or something involved. I'd like to see the article you put out about the process. When it comes out, would you send me a link or email me a copy if there is a digital version, please?
--Berkeley