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Posted by bigdee on May 06, 2003 at 15:56:46:

In Reply to: Yes I can. posted by oscar parsons on May 06, 2003 at 13:10:48:

:My problem is I cant get any of those troughs. Some say build a cage 4x2x2 but something like that would not provide for deep substrate. Everytime I ask about caging here someone say go to pro exotics site but pro exotics site refers to troughs. I now have in in a 51 gal rubbermaid with like 2in of soil and if I put much more soil it will be to close to the top of the rubbermaid. Im trying to get some idea of what I can do all the pics I see are in troughs or small aquariums which they cant live in too long and those dont hold in heat good.

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