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[monitor12345]

ok heres the thing, ive got an idea for my own custom enclosere that im planning to build, but i was wondering if anyone had any ideas that might help me out........ive made enclosures for my friends columbian redtail boa and one for his 3 and a half foot iguana but i want this one to be nice..... and different i want my sav to be in an enclosure fit for a king.....any ideas would be helpful, thanks in advance
joel

[monitor12345]

nobody well man that sucks

[kap10cavy]

I built a cage to fit in a bay window. It was 6 feet across the back, 12 feet across the front, 4 feet wide and 3 feet tall.

http://www.repticzone.net/images/3253/HPIM0103.JPG

Scott

[Steeve B]

Joel how big is your monitor? Where will the cage be located? What’s your budget? Is using natural materials (dirt, leaf, branches) a problem?

Correlated plastic cheats are one of my favourite materials to built monitor cages, they are cheep, insulated, easy to cut, many colors, light, easy to wash. You can make a simple 2x2 frame and screw plastic panels in a matter of minutes, to any size you need.
Use your imagination in the design, it will last you longer then any ply wood or melamine box. It will also retain heat and humidity much better provided you don’t over do it with the venting. I prefer raising babies in 40-55 gal but an adult sav needs 6x3x3 well designed and furnished is better then a much larger cages that don’t provide the right environment.

[monitor12345]

right now its only a baby but i want to get a head start

[mcfreshdeli]

try to make it a part of something in your house like the bay window ONe above or a dresser or entertainment center. it will save room

[monitor12345]

not a bad idea thanx