Originally Posted by Justin Carl

Originally Posted by summoner12

I use these racks for holding my cages:


For a simple one cage stand, A trip to IKEA might be in order. The table you see holding this cage is on sale for 12-13 dollars at IKEA. This table is prolly good for use with your small cage or a 16"x16" or a 18"x18" cage. You cut out the center of the table (very easy to do). Then you support the corners of the cage and place a heavy brick or plant pot in the center of the cage. This will cause the bottom of the cage to bow downward and the water will drain out the center.

Originally Posted by gregdabender

What are the dimensions on your rack? I also use those but I have only been able to find ones that are 48"X18". also where did you get yours?

Originally Posted by SoCaliSon

...Dave I really like that drainage pan you made. I remember seeing pics of it a while back. Very impressive. Do you have tools to work with plastics? You should have that patented....

Originally Posted by Justin Carl

That's a 48"x18".
I picked it up a Lowes.
I can fit three 16x16x30's per shelf. Which work perfect because the 48" ReptiSuns fit right over them.
The far left cage barely rubs the pole when you open the door, and the far right cage door doesn't open all the way.
It's perfectly fine that the door doesn't open all the way. All I do is dump in crickets.
On the top are two 18x18x36's. I'm going to be removing and replacing them with the 16x16x30's.
This will become my female pardalis rack.
You can order larger 60"x24" racks on www.amazon.com . I think they are around 150$.

Originally Posted by Chanel

If you have any construction/welding experience you can just build a table! I just welded up this table with some scrap metal last week. I added some 1/2" rods up the side to clip the basking lights and heaters on to. The enclosure itself is the 265 gallon Reptarium (6' x 2.5' x 2.5'), and I'll be adding more foliage as Ichabod grows. A hole can be drilled through the bottom of the table, and a hole poked through the mesh, a tupperware container placed under the table, and TA-DA! you have drainage. I know this isn't practical for everyone, but since I only have one cham right now I can spoil him (If you look real close, you can see the little guy basking near the top on the vines)