What material is your adult chondro's cage is made out of?
My options were too limited so if you would choose "other" please post what you use.
My options were too limited so if you would choose "other" please post what you use.
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Caging material?
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 Kim Burge |
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Posts: 1499 (08/25/06 09:49:01) ezOP |
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MegF42 |
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Posts: 939 (08/25/06 10:13:48) |
I have my adult in a Vision Cage. Is the vision considered PVC?
4.5~Cornsnakes
1.1~Green Tree Pythons Assorted: Horses, dogs, and cats www.Franclycac.com |
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Kim Burge |
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Posts: 1499 (08/25/06 10:42:55) ezOP |
Good question but I believe polyethethylene (vision cages) and PVC are two different types of plastic. I guess if I could go back and and actually edit the poll I would have just said "plastic" instead of PVC.
I actually use Visions for quarantine and then put them into their wooden Maxwell style cages once they're clear to move in with the rest of my collection. |
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Cathy Maynard |
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Posts: 280 (08/25/06 16:33:55) |
I chose PVC, have several Visions, PVCcages, and also use a few Cambro Polycarb tubs... phasing out the last of my large rubbermaid style tubs now. A little bit of several plastics have worked well for me. Aesthetically, I'm really liking my PVCcages and the snakes are doing well in them too.
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Kim Heller |
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Posts: 2296 (08/26/06 18:45:37) |
I have 7 Vision 222s, 6 Jim Scharphorn adult cages, 2 acrylic, a bunch of tubs and two racks. I'd love to eventually move all of my animals into Jim's enclosures.
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Julian Garcia |
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Posts: 873 (09/01/06 10:19:01) |
I use acyrlic...
 Many small crylic's had to die for these enclosures. |
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Christian Burge |
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Posts: 126 (09/01/06 12:08:07) |
Oh! Those poor crylics!!
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MegF42 |
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Posts: 939 (09/09/06 13:27:02) |
LOL! I'll actually get wooden enclosures built at the new house in my new snakeroom! My hubby promised me....
4.5~Cornsnakes
1.1~Green Tree Pythons Assorted: Horses, dogs, and cats www.Franclycac.com |
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coveredwithworms |
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Posts: 74 (09/10/06 18:19:04) |
I use a Jim Schalphorn PVC cage and so far so good. I love it. Holds humidity great and is easy to clean. It's large and my chondro moves around a lot in it and nestles in different spots around the heat panel from time to time. I use cypress mulch but I change it a lot.
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Kim Burge |
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Posts: 1499 (09/12/06 09:49:40) ezOP |
Meg, I think I remember Christian promising me the same thing.
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Posts: 0 (09/12/06 12:00:41) |
I just got my Boaphile plastics cage today! I have and exo-terra, but I have to fuss with it too much to keep Herb comfy. It looks really cool, but they are not really meant for chondros. I'm going to move my p. grandis into the exo when he's big enough.
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