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Post by Kling on Sept 22, 2004 16:51:43 GMT -8
ok i'm building a new cage now. i am building one off the site here. and i am makeing it 5 ft tall 4.5ft wide and 4 ft deep. i'm building it in my shop class it is going to cost about $80 just for the wood. and the back will be plywood and the floor also the door will be pvc coted mesh and same with the sides and the front of the cage too. i will make it plexy glass after a little whan i get money toghter. i just started to make it the teacher is going to help me too.
Neil i will get pics too .
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Post by prism_wolf on Sept 22, 2004 18:18:42 GMT -8
Just keep in mind that you will want a bigger cage at some point in time. Make the enclosure so you can expand on it in a couple of years...  |
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Post by sillywoman1969 on Sept 23, 2004 8:03:58 GMT -8
Also keep in mind with all that open mesh how to retain proper heat for your iggys. Something that I'm dealing with now and I only have the top and the door meshed.
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Post by Kling on Sept 23, 2004 12:01:06 GMT -8
sillywoman1969 right now i have a cage that is all mesh and i figered how to keep thet heat up in it over the winters.
prism_wolf i know that i will need to buils it bigget in a about 3 years or a little less.
the is all i can fork out at this time. it is better than a 2ft 4 inch iggy in a 75 to a 90 gallen tank.
Neil
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Post by Nanshe on Sept 23, 2004 13:34:18 GMT -8
Sounds like your Iggy is going to LOVE its new pad! Be sure to post pics when you get it all set up!
~Nan
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Post by Kling on Sept 23, 2004 14:41:58 GMT -8
I will get pic whan i am done
Neil
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