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Old 08-17-12, 08:16 AM   #1
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My home built cages

Here are my 2 current cage setups. I am going to be building another 4 high melamine setup but my baby sunglow and BRB need to grow some before they need cages that large. Also my 2 kingsnakes need to grow as well.
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Old 08-17-12, 08:53 AM   #2
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Re: My home built cages

Those are some nice cages man, I'm going to have to build some cages here shortly.
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Old 08-17-12, 09:08 AM   #3
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Very nice set up. You have done a very professional job
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You cant see my screw-ups... those are on the side, but it doesn't effect the cages and it was only on the first one i did.. I found complete instructions on one of the forums out there. They get easier to build as you build more... Rather cheap too... I would say about 150-200 for everything, and that's including the heating and lights. I'm sure everyone else knows that they are great for keeping heat in and high humidity when needed... Also they are extremely easy to clean. Just spray and wipe out. The only downside is that melamine is a little heavy, but its not like im moving them around all the time.
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