Recent content by Waylon KatDaddy

I should clarify, it's exoxy-coated screen, not plastic-coated.

I FOUND IT!!! McMaster-Carr has it, but it comes in sheets, not rolls... and the biggest size is 36x48", and it's not cheap. Screen for the sides of a 48x24x36" cage would cost about $190 plus shipping, and I would still need something else for the top & floor...

Eeks! - that roll is almost 1/4 mile long!

Thanks - been a fan of Grainger for many years! 1/4" might work for the oustalets if I use really big crickets, but I'm thinking the smaller crickets the Jacksons eat would get out - they're currently about 3.5 to 4" body length, oustalets are about 6-7"

...chams are a wild caught pair of furcifur oustaleti & a bred pair of jacksonii xantholophus. Planning on a 48x24x48" wood frame screen enclosure for each. May first try keeping them in pairs, since the guy we got the Jackson's from said they'd been together their whole lives, and the...

I did a search, but the threads I found were very old - hoping someone might have recently found a source... I found reasonably priced rolls of 1/8" on eBay - galvanized steel, IIRC - definitely not plastic coated. I'm liking the strength & durability of the 1/8" stuff over regular window...