DIY Green tree python Enclosure Build: Complete with a waterfall and removable perches! 

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Thanks for that comment! Great to hear, I'm glad the video proved useful 😊🙏 Goodluck with your build!

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I think they enjoy their homes, so you might be right there!

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So glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for taking the time to comment 🙂

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Also you have a nice smile 😊

Awwww thanks soo much for the ongoing support and kind messages. The followers for this channel is by far quality over quantity 🥰 Thanks soo much for that advice. Definitely striving to get more content out, especially the building ones!

No worries! So glad you enjoyed this video also ☺️

The bioactive setup I had for almost a year and it absolutely flourished and so did my green tree python. But I did sell the enclosure just recently, due to relocating to the other side of Australia. However, I am working on a new Green tree python enclosure as we speak. Which will be turned into a RU-vid video 😊

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No worries. Soo glad it was useful.

Thanks! The hardier the better 🤣

@@ReptileWay absolutely!

I wouldn't say it's a cheap DIY build, however it was worth the cost to create an enriching environment 🙂

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It is best to let the grout layer completely dry. If you apply the next layer of grout before the one below is completely dry, it can compromise the layer below and lead to chipping, flaking or cracking. In very warm climates it can take as little as 1 to 2 hours to dry. In damp cold climates it could take 6+ hours to dry. Hope that helps 🙏

@@ReptileWay thank you so much for the reply. This is very informative.

Really good question! I used an extra large pipette (can find these online from aquariums shops). This allows me to drain the water and then I can wipe the pond completely bone dry with clean clorhs or paper towel. If I needed to use a cleaning product every now and again, I used a natural product called earth dishwashing liquid. Put it in some water. And use a soft cloth, dip it in the soapy water and wipe around the pond. This does not strip the waterproofing. Rinse the suds off with water, drain soapy water in pond with pipette, then bone dry it with clean cloth or paper towel. Hope that helps 🙏

Thank you so much!

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Thank you so much!

@dillonmoss no worries, goodluck with your build!

I live in one of the most humid places in Australia. No mould in any of my enclosures or on the builds that I've done 🙂 The grout is high quality, used in places like food preparation facilities and hospitals. But to ensure longevity and extra piece of mind, waterproofing it with an element such as pond sealer is a good way to go 👍 Hope that helps 🙏

@@ReptileWay awesome! Thank you (:

@ashleymorrill4945 No worries. Goodluck with your build 🙂