British Reptiles And Amphibians
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They like at times to retire from obser- vation, and to meet this habit it is advisable to place stones, pieces of bark, and damp moss in the vivarium, so that they can -play their game of hide-and-seek. The floor of the vivarium should be covered with earth or sand, and a drinking vessel, with water, should also be provided. The little reptiles may often be seen resting, quite composedly, in their water.
A vivarium, as the cage provided for such animals is usually termed, may be purchased, and... different styles of vivaria, varying considerably in price, are on the market. But the student who is handy with tools can easily make what is required at an outlay of a few coppers. A fair-sized shallow box, to be obtained from the grocer, may readily be converted into a vivarium. Secure a box, say about 2 feet long, 18 inches wide, and 9 or 12 inches deep. One of the sides is to become the floor, and the bottom is made the back. A large portion of the wood of the bottom should be cut out and a sheet of glass be fixed into the opening thus made.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They like at times to retire from obser- vation, and to meet this habit it is advisable to place stones, pieces of bark, and damp moss in the vivarium, so that they can -play their game of hide-and-seek. The floor of the vivarium should be covered with earth or sand, and a drinking vessel, with water, should also be provided. The little reptiles may often be seen resting, quite composedly, in their water.
A vivarium, as the cage provided for such animals is usually termed, may be purchased, and... different styles of vivaria, varying considerably in price, are on the market. But the student who is handy with tools can easily make what is required at an outlay of a few coppers. A fair-sized shallow box, to be obtained from the grocer, may readily be converted into a vivarium. Secure a box, say about 2 feet long, 18 inches wide, and 9 or 12 inches deep. One of the sides is to become the floor, and the bottom is made the back. A large portion of the wood of the bottom should be cut out and a sheet of glass be fixed into the opening thus made.
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