The scene with Big Tony sleeping in the towel was way too cute for words, I have to be real with you. He could ask me to do anything and I would do it because he's so cute it's unfair
It involves a lot of different skills, but they're not tremendously difficult. If you know woodworking, building what amounts to a big box with a few moving parts is not hard. I think sculpting the rock ledges would be the most challenging, along with the very realistic paint job. You'd need good visual-spatial sense to figure out how to put elements of the decor into a useful configuration. But if you're good at research, you can figure out what habitat your pet needs and then mimic that.
I think it wound up looking like a giant diorama with a lizard in it. :D I'm quite a fan of the style. When I was little, the St. Louis zoo was among the first to go all-out with realistic habitats and they hired some truly brilliant artists. It was great fun to watch. I like seeing what people devise for enrichment.
I haven't done anything near that fancy. I've done terraria and aquaria. Well, and the yard is laissez faire permaculture.
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I think it wound up looking like a giant diorama with a lizard in it. :D I'm quite a fan of the style. When I was little, the St. Louis zoo was among the first to go all-out with realistic habitats and they hired some truly brilliant artists. It was great fun to watch. I like seeing what people devise for enrichment.
I haven't done anything near that fancy. I've done terraria and aquaria. Well, and the yard is laissez faire permaculture.
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It did, but like you, I loved the look.