Great vid. I was a Museum preparator for 30 years, did lots of that stuff. Amongst the best I've seen. The last big job I did was a 15m long rock wall for the Mowanjum community out of Derbyshire.
Awesome build, sorry again about the loss of the original inhabitants. This gave me some inspiration for my upcoming Ackie Monitor and Leopard Gecko builds.
This is so cool. I love watching your new techniques for building rocks. I keep thinking about plants that would suit arid enclosures and I think dwarf nandinas would be awesome, iv cut my down with a whipper snipper and they grow back no worries
Awesome video as always mate! Do you think the background would be ok to submerge in water? I'm looking at making a turtle paludarium and your background looked mint!
Hey man, loving your videos and the podcast. Sorry about the loss. One thing I was thinking was that ficus plants are toxic specially if ingested. Not sure if it played any part but something to consider. Keep up the good work 💪!
Thanks mate! I’ve certainly considered that but I don’t believe they would have eaten it. I’ve kept these plants with lots of animals. Not impossible though.
Another killer habitat! Thanks Luke!
Glad you liked it mate!
Greetings from Aruba🇦🇼🌴
Greetings!
That enclosure came out absolutely wicked 🤙🏽🤙🏽 killed it mate!
Thanks mate!
very good job greetings from greece
Thank you mate! Appreciate you watching.
Cheers for putting this one out mate would have been hard
Sure was mate. Sucked finishing the edit!
Awesome mate. Enclosure looks great
Thanks mate!
im so sorry you lost your geckos
Thanks mate. Me too.
Great vid. I was a Museum preparator for 30 years, did lots of that stuff. Amongst the best I've seen. The last big job I did was a 15m long rock wall for the Mowanjum community out of Derbyshire.
Oh wow! What a job! Thank you 😊
Came out amazing and those are definitely some stunning geckos
Cheers!
Awesome build, sorry again about the loss of the original inhabitants. This gave me some inspiration for my upcoming Ackie Monitor and Leopard Gecko builds.
Glad to have helped your thought process!
Such a great enclosure, real unfortunate we won’t be able to fully appreciate the build without the animals in mind living in there.
Thanks mate. I agree 100%
Omg this is so perfect, I was just thinking of getting some (different) velvet geckos and making a setup for them!!
Great timing then!
Thankyou for posting mate, I know the heartbreak with this one so I really appreciate you sharing despite all that has happened
Thanks mate. Yeah sucked big time. Don’t think I’ll watch this video back again.
Solid effort yet again brer. How you holding up after the kick in the nuts? Everybody good?
Thanks mate! Still gutted but so far everyone else is on cruise control.
This is so cool. I love watching your new techniques for building rocks. I keep thinking about plants that would suit arid enclosures and I think dwarf nandinas would be awesome, iv cut my down with a whipper snipper and they grow back no worries
Thanks! I’ll have to look into those plants.
Awesome video as always mate! Do you think the background would be ok to submerge in water? I'm looking at making a turtle paludarium and your background looked mint!
I’m not 100% sure on that one. I know Shane Greenman has done a couple for aquariums. Might be best to talk to him about it. Thanks though!
@@BeachesScalyBeasts thanks mate, where can I get in contact with him?
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Really sorry about the Filicipoda. This was such an impressive build
Me too mate. Very bittersweet. Thank you though.
I love those rocks, great job. If you don’t go with velvets again maybe you could try some cave geckos.
I’ve got a juvenile animal in mind for this enclosure. Hopefully all going to plan I should get it soonish.
@@BeachesScalyBeasts oh now I need to know haha!
Could you tell me where did you get the foams from? :) I would love to use this technique for my future gecko enclosure! :D
For sure! I just get it from Bunnings.
@@BeachesScalyBeasts Doh! Will check my local Bunnings then. Thanks! 😁
Hey man, loving your videos and the podcast. Sorry about the loss. One thing I was thinking was that ficus plants are toxic specially if ingested. Not sure if it played any part but something to consider.
Keep up the good work 💪!
Thanks mate! I’ve certainly considered that but I don’t believe they would have eaten it. I’ve kept these plants with lots of animals. Not impossible though.
What did you use to stick the pieces of foam together around 2:30 and 3:20 ?
I used gorilla glue to stick it all together mate.
just wondering… what brand of the acrylic paint did u use?
Usually just non toxic stuff from Bunnings or the cheap shops. I use it in all of my enclosures.