I posted this in the Leo forum, but I love this idea and am trying to see what herps I have would/could use this. Would a Corn swim if giving the chance too. I am going to biuld some new enclosures for my adults, and was thinking of using a false bottom and a water basin like I did with my beardies. I have a sink drain in the bottom for easy cleanings. It would be around 4 or so inches deep, with a ramp/ladder for easy access. This works great for my beardie, and she loves to swim. If you think this would work or not let me know. If I do go this route I will post pics. Thanks in advance. Joe PS: I got this idea form a forum where the guy did this same type of thing for a turtle. I can't remember if it was here, or some other site. So where ever you are, thanks
my corns swim, ive got a ceramic oval pye dish in my enclosures the long side measures 10 inches and the short side 6 inches
Mine does a few times month-- but poops in the bigger water bowl EVERY TIME He doesn't stay in the water too long-- just a few minutes
Access to a "swimming hole" would be nice, just make sure there's plenty of land space and I don't think there would be a problem.
