Can A Male & Females Enclosures Sit Next To Eachother?
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if you want to get super stylish use the backgrounds from www.cagesbydesing.com
Tygerr
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Your link had a typo. It's actually http://www.cagesbydesign.com, but I agree with you: their background prints are really attractive.
The one reason I've always liked using plain white backgrounds (and floors), apart from the obvious cost saving, is because white reflects light better, so it tends to disperse the light around the cage more fully which helps the plants lower down to grow a bit better, and make the cage a bit brighter for viewing.
The one reason I've always liked using plain white backgrounds (and floors), apart from the obvious cost saving, is because white reflects light better, so it tends to disperse the light around the cage more fully which helps the plants lower down to grow a bit better, and make the cage a bit brighter for viewing.
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Sassy
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Awwww - thanks.....and I think I hear your accent in your typing
I love South African accents LOL anyway - back on track....I got some good advise on here so now I just need to find a supplier Thanks!
Sassy
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He comes with a large cage...and I have another large cage in the garage as well - They are both 48" Tall and 24" Wide and 24" Deep, I think that that should be ok - I might try and build a dual cage that's 6' x 48' and have a removable divider....but I need to draw it out first
mczoo
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building cages always seems like a lot of money to me. i have built or partially built several and the ones at LLLreptile on sale always seem better particuarly if you had to pay yourself to build them. i do use the corrugated plastic as a side divider and glue it inside cage to limit nail loss areas and as side divider on both sides. glue gun worked well. i then put 2 4' home depot lights above my two cages. ($9 each) i plan to run 4 or 6 bulbs over each cage with one new, one old reptisun 5.0 and the rest plant grow lights. i keep my chams in the basement and its aweful dark down there.
Sean
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Sassy
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Thanks for that info
I think I'm good on cages - I just need to figure out the dripper/drainage thig now and pick up some corrugated plastic.......I appreciate all the help 
