Maintenance and Cleaning: Foggers may require regular maintenance and cleaning to prevent clogging or the buildup of mineral deposits that can affect their performance. Our Repti-Luxe Vivarium range is made using our finest quality 18mm board, polished edged glass, and 1mm abs edging as standard. The faster the exchange of airflow occurs, the cooler the temperature in the vivarium. If you need to decrease the temperature in the vivarium, you can add more vents or larger vents. If this still isn’t enough to reduce the temperature, you can install fans.

Available in a huge range of sizes to make it easy to find one that sits your reptile, you can choose from a range of finishes to find one that suits your home decor. So, you must provide a hole that is small enough to prevent your pets from escaping, yet large enough to allow enough air exchange to take place. These two solutions may seem to work in opposition. But it is actually fairly simple to provide a large hole for air exchange, while still preventing escapes. You must simply use aluminium or nylon screen to cover the hole(s). Aluminum & Nylon Screens Most reptiles benefit from plenty of hiding places, on both the hot and the cool side of the vivarium. Hiding places are a must so that your reptile can feel comfortable and safe in their environment.But how do you choose which one is going to be the best choice for your pet? In this article, we will guide you to what, in our opinion, is the best wooden vivarium housing for the more commonly kept pet reptiles. You can use plants, corkbark, branches or other items to hide the water dish and sidestep this problem. A djust the rate at which you add water, based on the desired temperature and rate of air exchange,

It is much more difficult to filter the water in a vivarium than it is the water in an aquarium. The water in a reptile or amphibian habitat generally holds far more particulate matter than an aquarium does. This can bog-down underpowered filters, leaving your pet’s water dirty.Because air is a gas, and gases diffuse and expand to fill the container they’re in, all you need to do to ensure air exchange is to place a hole in the vivarium. The gas molecules in the vivarium will slowly mix with those outside the vivarium and vice versa. The most important temperature is the lowest temperature in the enclosure which should be the minimum recommended temperature for your species of reptile. You can measure the minimum temperature by placing a thermometer in the shade at the bottom of the vivarium. Adding decor to the vivarium can be a fun and creative process. But it's not just about how it looks, you need to ensure that everything you include is suitable for your reptile. It might sound fairly complex, but after doing your research you'll soon get the hang of things. Learning about the reptile's needs can be an interesting process, and creating and decorating your reptile's new home is all part of the fun.

Note that some animals prefer to obtain drinking water from dew or rain instead of a container of standing water. Green tree pythons and emerald tree boas, for example, will usually drink from water dishes, but they typically prefer to drink rain droplets directly from their bodies. Anoles and chameleons, on the other hand, usually ignore standing water entirely. Consistency: Maintaining a consistent misting schedule helps provide a stable humidity environment for the vivarium inhabitants. Consistency is especially crucial for species with specific humidity requirements, such as tropical amphibians. Cleaning Equipment: Regularly clean the spray bottle or mister to prevent the growth of bacteria or mold. Use distilled water or a water conditioner to avoid the buildup of mineral deposits that may clog the sprayer nozzle. Consistency: Automatic misting systems provide a consistent and reliable source of moisture, ensuring that the vivarium's humidity levels remain within the desired range.

Tropical environments typically have high humidity levels. In these vivariums, the humidity range should often be maintained between 60% and 80%, and will sometimes near 100% in the evening. This higher sustained humidity allows for proper hydration and supports the growth of tropical plants and animals. Temperate Vivariums Potential for Excessive Moisture: Foggers have the potential to create excess moisture, leading to high humidity levels if not properly regulated. This can result in issues such as mold growth or respiratory problems for the inhabitants. Automatic misting systems are designed to deliver controlled amounts of water into the vivarium at regular intervals. They offer several advantages. Before you select the wooden vivarium best suited for your new pet, it’s worth taking a few minutes to consider the following: