Cage Size?
- Thread starter Sammag
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Sammag
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Ok i guess the Bigger is always better rule is same for chams just as fish tanks, my true specialization. I guess ill just spring for a 24x24x48
vindicatedornot
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LittleLionLover
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Question about your LLL cage, does it come with a removable pvc bottom? If not what kind of bottom does it come with?
Sammag
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Hey guys thaks for all the replies. Once i get my cage set up obviously the next step is getting a cham. For that i am going to a reptile expo in NY. One of the vendors there will be Screameleons, my question for this is: Will the prices of chams at the show from Screamealeons be cheaper than online? Obviously there is no shipping but will there be a noticable price difference?
Smokey
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yes it comes with that removable bottom
LittleLionLover
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LittleLionLover
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IMHO I believe the original prices might be a starter but they might start out slightly discounted, but typically, not always, discounts can be made on certain animals as the day wears on. But honestly im not sure how screameleons works
regardless if you find something that catches your eye stay close by incase the price goes down or just snatch it up before someone else does
bimac6
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my 24x24x48 cage basically came with a bunch of pvc pipe, a zip-up screen cover, like a bag, and some clips to clip vines to.
no bottom.
i went down to home depot and got some wood cut to fit the inside of it, and it works great, and it was only about 2 dolla
!LittleLionLover
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my 24x24x48 cage basically came with a bunch of pvc pipe, a zip-up screen cover, like a bag, and some clips to clip vines to.
no bottom.
i went down to home depot and got some wood cut to fit the inside of it, and it works great, and it was only about 2 dolla
interesting idea.
how'd you adhere it to the cage?
bimac6
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interesting idea.
we didn't! we measured the inside of the viv, all that were a little bit smaller than the outside of it, got it cut by those professional cutter guys, and we just popped it right in! it's easier to clean off and replace that way. there's no extra space either.
the only thing i might get concerned about is the wood rotting, but it hasn't occured with me yet
LittleLionLover
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we didn't! we measured the inside of the viv, all that were a little bit smaller than the outside of it, got it cut by those professional cutter guys, and we just popped it right in! it's easier to clean off and replace that way. there's no extra space either.
the only thing i might get concerned about is the wood rotting, but it hasn't occured with me yet
Interesting sounds like a pretty good idea not to mention cheaper then others
did create a drainage system with it? If not I think you might wanna look into one, and perhaps to prevent wood rot you could get the wood lamenated or something, that way instead of seeping the water runs right off, but im not an expert with these sort of things so you might want to check with someone who is.
bimac6
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Interesting sounds like a pretty good idea not to mention cheaper then others
I keep all of my plants inside a little tub for the water to run into. My dripper is located above my schleffaria (sp?) plant now, it used to drip into my lemon tree. I just empty the tubs when they get full! And I've thought about lamenating it, just too lazy lol. I could just get some new wood if it does happen!
LittleLionLover
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I keep all of my plants inside a little tub for the water to run into. My dripper is located above my schleffaria (sp?) plant now, it used to drip into my lemon tree. I just empty the tubs when they get full! And I've thought about lamenating it, just too lazy lol. I could just get some new wood if it does happen!
I see your point
