8x4x4 ARGUS MONITOR ENCLOSURE‼️ 

I appreciate that bro it means a lot! I’m glade u took a liking to my page. Thank you for the support🙏🏽

Thanks bro🙏🏽 I’m always working behind the scenes lol perfecting my craft from all angles the grind never stops‼️thanks for the support means a lot.

Those mercury vapor bulb’s are better for smaller reptiles not the best for large sized monitor lizards they don’t cover enough area plus I have a 24 inch Arcadia uvb tube that I upgraded to haven’t made a updated post but I will soon.

Thanks bro🤙🏽

Appreciate it

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Lol not the kiddie pool😂 & thank you.

@@Conker66 good looking out much appreciated!

Thanks bro

Will do thanks for showing my page some love!🤙🏽

Dryloc use two to three coats to fully coat the wood & your good to go

Nice electrical work bro! Clean.. journeyman level lol

Hey man! I think you should go check out more of my newer videos! Everything that you pointed out has already been tweaked. 🙌🏽 I use multiple lower watt flood lights to not only heat the entire enclosure but to also maintain healthy temperatures and levels of humidity throughout the day/ night. He does have a cool spot beneath his basking spot, since it’s elevated. The entire other half of the enclosure, where his water vessel is (about 4 feet in total) is also a cool spot. Another fun fact is that I insulated the enclosure and also run a singular heat emitter 24/7. I did this because, in my experience, heat emitters are not as effective for heating when used in larger enclosures. I use my emitter, plus the insulation, for a small boost to maintain proper ambients (85 to 88 degrees) but that’s about it. There’s no way that I’d be able to heat an enclosure of this size with only a few floods. Trust me, trial and error has taught me this lesson. Even at a higher wattage, if I used less bulbs, I wouldn’t be able to heat the entire enclosure and it would also lead to me compromising basking space. Charmander is over 4 feet long so he needs to be able to heat his entire body length without being cramped under a few bulbs and without his tail hanging off. Not to mention, I have a misting system to keep my humidity where it needs to be. This is another reason why I use so many bulbs; it’s all about balance when it comes to creating the perfect atmosphere for a reptile to thrive in. I understand how it can look like a lot but trust me…there’s a method to my madness and my ability to maintain what works best for Chamander. 🤙🏽

@@ks_monitors7640 right on for taking such good care of your animal. Few take it to the level you have, serious props for doing the best u can to give Charmander a rad life. Been doing snakes for decades, and I've only seen one person do a monitor correctly and he had an entire bedroom. I want a 4*2*6 and they just dont exist so I am looking for ideas to build one

@@mrmouse-ol9pw yessir! I got some years under my belt I’ve seen more bad than good in the reptile community unfortunately. But as for me the sky is the limit this 8x4x4 is temporary & only the beginning. Bigger and better to come🙏🏽

As many times as I want on my channel! Thanks for adding another view to my video keep it going!!🤙🏽

Yup. He’s not camera shy at all he’s bold & full of confidence