I've just completed my indoor redfoot enclosure. It's approx 6'x3'. I've designed and built it very similar to the last enclosure I had in the way that there is a slanted front for viewing and a cover to help keep humidity up. In my last set up humidity was always at a rock steady 80% with the cover doors closed. The cover in the pics are made out of corrugated plastic sheets and I will be installing thin clear plastic sheets for the windows i've cut. I've also lined the inside with vinyl florring tiles I had laying around. I drilled 3 ventilation holes 2.5" in the back that are also used to thread eletrical cords through. Is this enough or should I drill more holes? Right now it doesn't quite matter because the windows of the front doors are uncovered. Any othe suggestions for improvement is greatly appreciated. Btw, please excuse the tacky duct tape. The paint I used on the inside is stick resistent so the tiles had trouble sticking flat to them. The divider you see in the pic is to separate my juvi's and hatchlings.
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