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03-22-03, 04:15 PM
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Join Date: Dec-2002
Location: New York
Posts: 43
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PLZ post pics of burmese enclosures
Hi I have a young burmese who is growing pretty quick please post your pics of your burmese cage thanks
Brian
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03-22-03, 10:29 PM
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Join Date: Jun-2002
Location: Trenton
Posts: 6,075
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Well this is just for the first years, eventually we'll have something bigger..
It's a 100G tank on it's side.
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03-22-03, 10:49 PM
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Join Date: Feb-2003
Location: Pittsburgh
Age: 37
Posts: 1,921
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here is my cage, but the light bulbs are covered
it is 4x2x2. If you want to see the little(for now)guy check out photo discussion and shed pics
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03-23-03, 04:10 AM
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Join Date: Mar-2003
Location: Courtenay
Age: 37
Posts: 266
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nice cages for both *clap*clap*
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03-23-03, 11:17 AM
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Join Date: Jan-2003
Location: Dartmouth,Nova Scotia, Canada
Age: 46
Posts: 690
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Snakemann87, I like your home made cage for your burm, but I think that it should be bigger if you want it for a full grown burm.
Just my opinion.
Burmies
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03-24-03, 10:08 AM
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Join Date: Nov-2002
Location: CT
Age: 45
Posts: 1,125
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Lisa, great idea using bungee cords to hold the screen on the cage on it's side. I've always thought some of the standard sized tanks work better on their sides for some reptiles and never was able to think of a great way to keep it closed.
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03-24-03, 11:38 AM
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Join Date: Jul-2002
Location: Edmonton, Alberta
Age: 48
Posts: 1,850
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I would question the effectiveness of the bungee cords holding the screen unless you have some sort of locking device. Snakes will find any weakness and exploit it. If there is any "give" the snake will try it's hardest to work it's way out.
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03-24-03, 08:46 PM
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Join Date: Jun-2002
Location: Trenton
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The bungy cords are on tight, trust me, I nearly lost an eye putting them on... I can barely get another inch out of them. to open it we slide it to the side. since putting it on it's side it's been much easier to clean (i could barely reach the bottom before) and far easier to change the water.
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03-25-03, 07:12 AM
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Join Date: Oct-2002
Location: Virginia Beach, VA USA
Age: 53
Posts: 375
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Lisa, is that screen on the front?
If it is isnt't that hard to keep the temp and humidity up?
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