New cage for female veiled

[RealIzeRecognIze]

http://www.petmountain.com/product/...eeze-open-air-black-aluminum-screen-cage.html
Has anyone had any luck with these? Ill be getting the extra large, I really like the ease of access to the bottom and the free shipping If there are any cheaper places LMK please. LLL seems to be a bit more expensive but the draining trays on there site seem to be a good idea just not sure of how they actually drain. Do you have to drill your new cage? and make an actual drain for the drain tray?? a little confused and they look funny. Thanks

 

[Slug]

I got the 18x18x36 Reptibreeze and I love it, with a few exceptions. The main one being the drainage issue.

To solve this, I ordered a drain tray from LLL Reptile. It will need to be modified to catch all the water in a bucket or tub. Here is a link to the thread with pics.

https://www.chameleonforums.com/cage-drainage-system-61692/

And here is the tray on LLL Reptiles

http://lllreptile.com/store/catalog/reptile-supplies/reptile-cages-and-vivariums/screen-reptile-cages/-/24-x-24-x-48-screen-cage-water-tray/

They have other sizes, but I think you said yours was a 24x24x48...

 

[SpartyTessy]

I have two of the Reptibreeze 2x2x4 for my two Chams and I love it. Really easy to setup and light weight yet pretty sturdy. The ease of access to the bottom does really help. For your drainage you can either warp the middle and drill a hole to drain or get the other tray as Slug mentioned. Both will need to be modified to drain the way you want it to.

 

[RealIzeRecognIze]

Looks nice. I wish I still had all my RC stuff:/ I could use a lot of it.like the reamer lol and I.loved the nitro cars! How do you get the water to go into that corner? That's what I was confused on is all the different sections in the pan whys is it not just flat?

 

[RealIzeRecognIze]

I have two of the Reptibreeze 2x2x4 for my two Chams and I love it. Really easy to setup and light weight yet pretty sturdy. The ease of access to the bottom does really help. For your drainage you can either warp the middle and drill a hole to drain or get the other tray as Slug mentioned. Both will need to be modified to drain the way you want it to.

Ill be able to remove and warp the bottom? Ill have to play with it some when I get it I guess. Sounds way easier than my current cage. Thanks for the input.

Does anyone know of the thread where someone had about 4 bins from IKEA they put there cage on and had it drain into there. I remember reading the thread and I think this would be useful for keeping feeders as well.

 

[SpartyTessy]

Ill be able to remove and warp the bottom? Ill have to play with it some when I get it I guess. Sounds way easier than my current cage. Thanks for the input.

Does anyone know of the thread where someone had about 4 bins from IKEA they put there cage on and had it drain into there. I remember reading the thread and I think this would be useful for keeping feeders as well.

Yes I remember reading it on these forums but I cannot remember what post it was or who said it. Someone explained that you put something heavy in the middle and heat the middle with a heat gun therefore warping it so you can set the path for the drain.

 

[RealIzeRecognIze]

Dang I wish I could find it. So its not easily bendable? Is this the method you used and what kind of heat gun?

 

[SpartyTessy]

I did not use this method as mine are located outside. I will try and locate the thread I am talking about.

 

[RealIzeRecognIze]

Ohh the thread I mint was for the storage bins from IKEA.