my A. Maruetanicus habitat

Hey guys please comment on what I need to change or if you have any suggestions.  The enclosure is supposed to be divided in two parts naturally with those rocks in the middle, a male A. Mauretanicus will go on the right side and a female on the left.  Idk how well it will do in keeping them separated tho so I'll probably end up putting a more secure divider on top of it.  I am using 75 watt zoo med lights, I will have two but in the pics you can only see one.  I hope it will be hot enough for them in the tank but I am not sure as it is a large tank and the light is a good distance away.  Anyways, if I think of anything else I have a concern about I will post, oh yea the substrate is just straight sand.  A mix of orange and red sand though.  Thanks!

There are 4 hides, there is one under the obelisk looking rock that is on an angle, two on either side of the natural rock divider, and a final one on the right side next to the flat rock.



You can see the infrared light I will use to keep em warm at night


I made a cover that I lined with aluminium foil to keep the heat in, you can see where the second lamp will go.


overhead shot


from left


from right


head on


there are 4 hides total 2 on each side.  This is the central hide on the right side of the tank (built off of the tank divider)


the hide on the left side of the divider


angle from right


angle from left