How I built my Yellow Anaconda paludarium.

[@ExoticIdiotics]

In the future, you can use Drylock to paint/seal the foam and make it waterproof! It's totally safe for reptiles after it has dried (I would recommend allowing 38 hours minimum to dry before adding animals), can be tinted to different colors, and only costs about $25 for a gallon which will last a long time unless you use it to paint the inside of a large wooden enclosure or something similar. We did this in our most recent build and it worked really well. After painting we used 100% silicone to plug any cracks we couldn't get to with a paint brush. Good video! I will definitely be doing something like this for our green anaconda once we decide to finally bite the bullet and order one!

[@Repti-verse]

Thanks for the advice! I will try that in the future!

[@taeviansworldofreptiles3828]

Only Nattlebrand I know is from a book I read when I was younger called Dragon rider. Haven't thought of that book in year actually! Any way the enclosure looks great

[@Repti-verse]

Thanks! And yeah that is where I got the name from. Dragon Rider is one of my favorite books.