Cascade, I see you have quite a few chipboard lids. Did you put a sealer on or something to prevent moisture from making the wood swell? Cheers

some of my T's outside,some inside! if you were a T how would you like to live?

This was still in the making of the unit



This is with a bit of tanks in


As it stands today
This unit houses 72 T's
The 3 top rows has slings in ,and the rest has bigger t's in
This unit can house 32 tanks in total,has heating cable running up and down on the sides at the back
My temperature ranges from 22 to 26 degrees centigrade and humidity form 80 to 90 persent

Maybe old school, but she works well!

This Is my cupboard for my tanks
I will be posting the actual tanks shortly

hendrik wrote: Cascade, I see you have quite a few chipboard lids. Did you put a sealer on or something to prevent moisture from making the wood swell? Cheers

they have melamine at the bottom, and if they are not covered with melamine they are painted with a water proof paint or varnish, but so far I have not had any lids expand.
And I have had the tanks for a good 3 and a bit years now.

+1 cascade for all the effort in uploading those pics! Nice pics too!

Thanks HS.


I forgot about this tank/setup it belongs to my girlfriend (I did the design though), she likes skulls for some strange reason, hence the fact this tank is on the top shelve hahaha.






Then this is a display tank. Have this one in the house use it as a paper wieght.



and then some plenty webbing enclosures, which are my best and most enjoyed tanks.