[acpart]

Gecko Time's newest article has step by step directions with photos for building a naturalistic enclosure for a leopard gecko: Do It Yourself: Naturalistic Fake Rock Enclosure | Gecko Time

Aliza

[AWW]

Since lots of folks are viewing and no one's said it yet, I will.

Thanks for posting!

[lindsaydo]

I am so going to do this. I have already asked my brother to help as he is good with stuff like this. I will be sure to post some pictures when I do. I was thinking of doing something like this for a while, and putting some ledges and hides into the actual backdrop. Would look good.

[Klowne]

I've seen this done several times and several different ways. It looks like no sealant was used on this, I imagine it is safe enough as this guys gecko has been in it for 6 months. I am still probably going to go the grout and GS foam method when I make mine. I do this because I think that it just being foam, the gecko may bite or tear a chunk off. Also not being sealed, and being foam, the foam would probably absorb water in a high humididty setup, causing the paint to soften.

[gizmo143]

Thanks I really needed that!!

[Dragoon]

is this style of wall easy to clean? i suppose that wouldn't be an issue for leopards I was curious for rachs or other climbers

[Sanchez]

Originally Posted by Dragoon

is this style of wall easy to clean? i suppose that wouldn't be an issue for leopards I was curious for rachs or other climbers

Why would you need to clean background ?

[Airedale]

My guess would be you need to clean the background when your reptile leaves droppings all over it. That's why you need to clean it.

[Sanchez]

Haven't though about that Cheers !