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Enclosure Redesign For Leopard Gecko

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Here is an image of part of the old enclosure:
 

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Actually I messed up the images, The first image on the left is part of the old enclosure, the second and third images are the new design.
 
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Cloppy said:
Actually I messed up the images, The first image on the left is part of the old enclosure, the second and third images are the new design.
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Pretty Rock design. What is the substrate?

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