DeweysMom
Sub-Adult Member
I've officially decided to build Dewey a new enclosure using the crossfire plans. It will be a 4x2. I've been racking my brain trying to figure out how to design the interior so it would be both practical and safe for Dewey. I want there to be a "sleeping" area on one side where I'm going to have a cave/hide which will have a nice cozy blanket for him to snuggle with to provide a completely dark resting area should he want one. On top of the hide will be another sleeping area with another nice soft blanket. This is where I'll be putting him at night once he's fallen asleep. I was toying with the idea of giving him a little sand box, but the fear of impaction is making me really second guess that one. I most likely won't do that. Aside from that I'm stumped. I'm a visual person so without having everything in front of me it's hard for me to picture it.
I just looked over on my desk (yes, I'm at work right now... lol) and noticed my picture frame which is coral (like the ocean's coral reefs) made of resin and it hit me... I think an ocean themed viv would be really cool! The ocean is my absolute favorite place to visit so it's a fit for me. Now I just have to figure out to incorporate it into a viv plan. Would using real seashells be safe for Dewey? Would boiling them kill any germs?
I'm definitely open to any other suggestions on this! I can't wait to get started now!
I just looked over on my desk (yes, I'm at work right now... lol) and noticed my picture frame which is coral (like the ocean's coral reefs) made of resin and it hit me... I think an ocean themed viv would be really cool! The ocean is my absolute favorite place to visit so it's a fit for me. Now I just have to figure out to incorporate it into a viv plan. Would using real seashells be safe for Dewey? Would boiling them kill any germs?
I'm definitely open to any other suggestions on this! I can't wait to get started now!