@jonmos75 has first dibs bc he gave this to me some years ago...
Housed fire-belly toads for years. Glass with screen top. Latch does not lock properly.
Tank size is 12" x 12" x 13"H
In Pleasant Hill.
Just adding that someone told me that since this tank is marketed as a terrarium it might have thinner glass walls than required for an aquarium and may not be suitable for filling with water. I have no idea.
NOT a complete setup. Unused 10g glass tank, metal screen cover, one 5.5” Flucker’s dome with clamps but no bulb/CHE (up to 100W), temp/humidity sensor. In Pleasant Hill.
If you need dimensions I can measure it but possibly 12”x12”x18” - not cleaned. Has bark-like back, screen top, and front panel opens. Housed Hyla tree frogs. In Pleasant Hill.
Remember this frog tank @jonmos75 ??
The last frog lived until about a year and a half ago. I do not plan to restart this habitat and wanted to check if you are interested, although the latch does not lock at this point.
(Note: this is NOT the tree frog terrarium I posted in PIF.)
Thank you for the terrific moss! Amy Kirshen at CVCHS (from Accel Sci 7) and I at SMS will both have the moss in classroom tanks this year so lots of kids will benefit. And they will know that it came from an awesome former student ;)
A few years ago I think I got two sizes of right angle triangular acrylic rod at my local Tap. Both bonded well to acrylic corners for reinforcement ( not related to aquarium)
I sure would love looking at that every day! I really like your variety of corals and colors. What exactly is that awesome gold piece in the center on the sandbed?
Set up two small tanks and a lot of activity supplies at the camp yesterday. (Belated thanks to those of you who offered suggestions and sources of fish, etc.) One tank was a BC14 with a small Kessil, but needed a screen top to be sure juvenile clowns did not jump out. Turns out 1" adhesive...