Water Monitor Swimming Pool

[mongoose5971]

My water monitor's new enclosure has arrived! It is made completely of wood with a long tempered glass front window and 2 doors that open the entire top. The dimensions are 6'10" long, 2'1" deep (was supposed to be 3' ) and 2'3" tall. I'll post a few pics to get an idea of the makeup inside and out. I'm trying to figure out how to add a water bowl that facilitates at least a little bit of swimming but doesn't take up too much space, is also accessible and able to be cleaned, and that he can't tip over. I'm not puttin him in until I have this water bowl issue figured out. The ideal thing would be to have an attached pond with a drain through the bottom, as the cage will be lifted off the floor about a foot. BUT, seeing as how I am on a second floor apartment with carpet...this would have to be absolutely fool-proof! I would also like it to be at least somewhat aestheticly pleasing...not a big fan of sweater boxes and newspaper Help me think of something guys!

[morti]

We used to use a 100 gallon stock tank with our nile, but our cage was a good bit bigger. A smaller stock tank would possibly work.

[mongoose5971]

stock tank...fish tank?

[mongoose5971]

here are the pics of the cage
Inside of one end

Both doors open

One door open

Full picture

Also, he is about 4 feet long now.

[morti]

No. Stock tank = stock tank.

stock tank - Google Search

[sugarbear]

Is that what you put drinking water for a horse in?

[blondemafia26]

looks like what you put like gold fish and whatever kind of fish you want in a pond . ( kind of pond people use in their yards )

[mongoose5971]

Yeah that looks like what I'm trying not to have to use...besides I think if they made one small enough it would be called a tupperware container...

[morti]

Originally Posted by mongoose5971

Yeah that looks like what I'm trying not to have to use...besides I think if they made one small enough it would be called a tupperware container...

Good luck in your quest then.