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I mean, the most expensive part is the shipping anyways.
I reached out and they said it shouldn't be a problem. :) Hopefully they have one left like the one in their post, the dark one. I am waiting to hear back. Shipping would be the 24 which is perfect. I have am extra bag of sand that I can add to make the sand bed deeper and some left over dry sand. Trick is going to be pulling everything out and "resetting" the tank. Shouldn't be too hard.
Did you use pvc tunnels for Murderbug or is she just making her own?
 
I reached out and they said it shouldn't be a problem. :) Hopefully they have one left like the one in their post, the dark one. I am waiting to hear back. Shipping would be the 24 which is perfect. I have am extra bag of sand that I can add to make the sand bed deeper and some left over dry sand. Trick is going to be pulling everything out and "resetting" the tank. Shouldn't be too hard.
Did you use pvc tunnels for Murderbug or is she just making her own?
Murderbug is using the rock and sand as her tunnel, because she's so small I felt the PVC might stress her out more during molts because she'd have to cover so much tunnel entrance before settling in. As it is she just burrows and puts up shell barriers.
 
Murderbug is using the rock and sand as her tunnel, because she's so small I felt the PVC might stress her out more during molts because she'd have to cover so much tunnel entrance before settling in. As it is she just burrows and puts up shell barriers.
Thanks I may put some small diameter pipe in just to have it. If it's too small I can close it off with some rubble until they are big enough. I have to see what size pipe I have left from the builds and go from there. I may just hack up my old mixing station plumbing.
 
Thanks I may put some small diameter pipe in just to have it. If it's too small I can close it off with some rubble until they are big enough. I have to see what size pipe I have left from the builds and go from there. I may just hack up my old mixing station plumbing.
I have some 1 1/2 inch at the shop I can carve up, glue, and send to you.
 
I have some 1 1/2 inch at the shop I can carve up, glue, and send to you.
Thank you so much but I think I will be good. Plus I am trying to repurpose some of the stuff (junk) I have that is useless otherwise.
 

going through the fiji videos and this was the only way i could figure out how to share this. i probably should just upload all the videos there. i need to go back.
 

going through the fiji videos and this was the only way i could figure out how to share this. i probably should just upload all the videos there. i need to go back.

Take me with you next time!!
 
It's 47 degrees out this morning. I am going to freeze next weekend.
My parents keep telling me I’m crazy for going and then I try to convince them to let me take their Mercedes camper. :grinning-squinting-face: Then my dad says something about a sleeping bag to change the subject.
 

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