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PVC caging for poison darts?

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I know most people like to use glass aquariums when it comes to housing dart frogs, but ive been finding that using pvc enclosures are starting to become more and more popular. Has anyone on this site tried using PVC enclosures? I would like to setup my tinc collection in 20x20x20in cubes that www.pmherps.com sells. I would think they would be awesome to use considering im not the greatest with drilling glass and would like to install a misting system on it as well. Any input or experience using them is appreciated!
 
I haven't used PVC, but it should keep temps more stable than glass. The only problem I see is the front opening door. If you've used those successfully before, there should be no prob. I personally learned the hard way how fast and far the little buggers can jump, and find it easier to maintain thru a top opening as my auratus were not as likely to try to jump straight up out thru the top.
 
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