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Awesome awesome awesome! Thanks so much!

Wayne is 22 weeks and was 15 3/4 in. and 271 grams.

Wayne: 20 weeks 15 in. 206 gr. 21 weeks 15 1/4 in. 231 gr.

Awesome! Thanks so much!

What was your home temp when using the diff wattages?

Over the summer I got my little beardie. So winter is approaching and we do not use the heater in our home at all during the winter. So temps will most likely drop to 60 or so in our home and cooler at night. So I plan on adding a CHE to Wayne's enclosure for night time. I think she'll be...

Wayne: 18 weeks: 13 in 147 grams 19 weeks: 14 in 172 grams

Wayne 17 weeks: 13 inches and 120 grams :blob5:

I don't think he means it's small. Pretty sure he means "small house" like, "Hey, your 18 bedroom mansion is too small for your three person family." And the wood makes it actually look like a house.

$75! Holy crap! You should start selling them then. Mine was a bit more than $400 but I went pretty much all out. I'm going to make my next one like this lol. It's like kids. The first one you go all out for and then the next, you're feeding them food that fell on the floor.

That came out pretty awesome! Mine came out really nice but was super expensive lol. The Hubby was not very happy about my Home Depot bill lol. Great job dude! Looks fantastic. The picture thing is kind of annoying. It's a known bug on here. You have to fix it on your computer. I'll open the...

I used all three. The top of my viv and enclosed by a screen top (hidden by a canopy), the front doors are made of glass, as I did research before building and read the horror stories about ugly windows, and the bottom windows are made of plexi but the are more part of a cabinet and not the...

I used plywood and sealed with reptile safe paint. I had built the viv and installed a metal rail that you can purchase from any hardware store and then had glass cut to fit. You can see here: viewtopic.php?f=75&t=217143 Good luck!

Post some pics! Want to see!