Stands?
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ChameLIonLover
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It seems like finding stands can be the most difficult thing (for me at least). I use 2 night stands to put my nosy be's large enclosure on top of. I am have a drainage tray now so I could easily put it atop one slightly larger table. I feel like it's kind of tough to suggest a stand because everybody's drainage system is different. Id keep your eyes open and check out places like goodwill for some cheap stands or little tables
I found a local guy on facebook. He charged 125.... I thought that was a really fair price. If you find someone to do it just be sure you the doors will allow a bucket to fit through. I had to put a side door put in because after he built it I realized the front doors were too small.
Stand problem resolve
We ended up buying an unfinished, completely assembled kitchen base counter from lowes for $80. Drilling a two inch hole in the counter, and five dollars in pipes and a bucket later, we have a sturdy stand with drainage. with stain and a plain board as the counter top, the entire project was under $100. Only downside was carrying the cabinet up three flights of steps of my apartment. Pics will follow soon.
We ended up buying an unfinished, completely assembled kitchen base counter from lowes for $80. Drilling a two inch hole in the counter, and five dollars in pipes and a bucket later, we have a sturdy stand with drainage. with stain and a plain board as the counter top, the entire project was under $100. Only downside was carrying the cabinet up three flights of steps of my apartment. Pics will follow soon.
SycoSquirl
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I use a storage shelf for mine. Something like this can work
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Whitmor-Supreme-Wide-Chrome-Stacking-Shelf/3429395
I keep my cage on a 3 tier, I have a 24x24x48 and it does stick off a little on the front and back but I dont have any problems. Underneath I keep a small plastic storage container underneath to catch the water that needs to drain. I have about 5 holes all in a circular pattern in the center and some heavy plants to bring the water all to the center. The 3 tier works wonders with helping to store extra supplies, and to keep your feeders. Ive (hopefully) attached the pictures of my set up for you to see
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Whitmor-Supreme-Wide-Chrome-Stacking-Shelf/3429395
I keep my cage on a 3 tier, I have a 24x24x48 and it does stick off a little on the front and back but I dont have any problems. Underneath I keep a small plastic storage container underneath to catch the water that needs to drain. I have about 5 holes all in a circular pattern in the center and some heavy plants to bring the water all to the center. The 3 tier works wonders with helping to store extra supplies, and to keep your feeders. Ive (hopefully) attached the pictures of my set up for you to see
