NEW savannah monitor cage

reptile man · 03-03-13, 07:38 PM

coming soon its going to be 10x48x30 i will keep you guys posted

poison123 · 03-03-13, 07:43 PM

10ft 48ft 30ft? I sure whope it is or its not big enough for an adult.

nick654377 · 03-03-13, 07:53 PM

maybe 10 foot long, 48inches deep and 30 inches tall? or maybe he ment cm?

reptile man · 03-03-13, 08:00 PM

yes thats what i mean 10 foot long, 48inches deep and 30 inches tall

jarich · 03-03-13, 08:04 PM

Length and width are great, but if at all possible I'd recommend increasing the height. It'll be tough to get the depth of substrate you want and the height for your basking lights, fixtures etc in only 30 inches. Can you increase it to 48?

reptile man · 03-03-13, 09:10 PM

yeah i was thinking the samething also i was thinking should i put the lights on the inside if so how i was just going to drill holes at the top to put the lights on. and what can i use to seal it with?

Corey209 · 03-03-13, 09:23 PM

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Originally Posted by reptile man

yeah i was thinking the samething also i was thinking should i put the lights on the inside if so how i was just going to drill holes at the top to put the lights on. and what can i use to seal it with?

I would look at Infernalis (Wayne's) cage, I'm pretty sure he has some of his steps on how he built it.

stephanbakir · 03-03-13, 08:03 PM

Is that including the layer of soil?

stephanbakir · 03-03-13, 09:20 PM

The lights should be on the inside. The enclosure will only hold humidity if its sealed pretty well.
You should have a bank of 2-3 lights depending on the size of the animal.

infernalis · 03-03-13, 09:37 PM

I wish it was taller.... they like to climb, and my top is too low for limbs.

reptile man · 03-03-13, 09:48 PM

how do i mount the lights inside

infernalis · 03-03-13, 10:08 PM

drill holes for the cords, and use hooks, makes it easier to adjust the lights.

I will take a picture of mine here in a few for you.