See your terrarium from a different perspective. Arrange shelters, trace covered passages, and make room for the places they choose.
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Arrange shelters and foliage at your own scale.
Compare geometric cover and grid passages.
Keep measured conditions and observations.
Compare shelters at both ends of a measured thermal gradient. Keep a humid refuge available and make sure each shelter can contain the whole animal.
Warm / cool labels describe your intended placement, not calculated temperatures.
RSPCA · Care guide ↗Switch to elevation to arrange foliage and branches at different heights. Check stable anchoring, access to feeding points and refuges throughout the climbing space.
Elevation is a separate 2D diagram; a visible line is not proof of a traversable 3D route.
RSPCA · Care guide ↗Use this preset to reserve floor area for burrowing and inspect access around the water bowl. Substrate depth, moisture and support for heavy decor require hands-on checks and species-specific advice.
The preset is a sketch, not a validated husbandry recommendation.
Record the hide used, time, measured temperature and humidity. Compare observations after a layout change without assuming that a single visit reveals a preference.
Layouts and notes stay in this browser. Clearing browser storage removes them. PNG exports contain the diagram, not the diary.
A checklist does not certify enclosure safety.
It is the mean fraction of five front-edge sightlines blocked at sampled empty floor points. It measures simplified geometry only. It has no target value and is not a stress or welfare measurement.
It finds a shortest connected grid route between the first two hides, avoiding simplified solid obstacles. Green segments are occluded from most front observers; amber segments are exposed. Check real body width, entrances and support yourself.
No. The warm-to-cool tint is an intended zone marker for the terrestrial preset. Use instruments to measure actual conditions; lighting changes are visual only.
Check internal space, entrances, secure support and cleaning access. RSPCA advises refuges at both warm and cool ends, with enough room for the reptile to fit fully inside.
RSPCA · Places for reptiles to hide ↗