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Posted by Lindsay on March 23, 2001 at 11:03:15:

In Reply to: A question for those who take in Iguanas. Regarding housing posted by Lindsay on March 22, 2001 at 15:52:01:

I wanted to say thank you to all those that answered my questions ;o) We currently only have one iguana which lately we have tried to find a home for, but after thinking, we decided that we can do it! If there are people out there that can house 4 or more, than we can handle one. He can be a pain sometimes, but it isnt his fault! We are currently pricing lumber and such for his new cage soon. It will take a few payments to save up enough for it, but it will be worth it. We currently estimate the cost to be 175-250 depending on what lumber we use for it. The only problem we have seen so far is that unless we build the structure on hinges that can be taken apart in pieces, we will have to make it semi small because we will be relocating soon. Also we have to make it look good because this is not our house and the owner is already sceptical of having a huge cage in their house!lol But if we make it look good, with nice wood and so forth, it wont be a problem. Some people are so picky! *smiles* The estimated size of the structure as of now is 4ftx2.5ftx5ft cage room and 4ftx2.5ftx6ft total structure. We cant make it no bigger in width, because it wont fit threw the door if we do! We would like to make it longer but with limited space, I dont see how! We know all about the lighting and heating, I can only imagine how much it is going to go up!lol Any suggestions on how to build a wood cage on hinges or so that it comes apart for easy removeability?? Thank you, Lindsay

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: I wanted to say thank you to all those that answered my questions ;o) We currently only have one iguana which lately we have tried to find a home for, but after thinking, we decided that we can do it! If there are people out there that can house 4 or more, than we can handle one. He can be a pain sometimes, but it isnt his fault! We are currently pricing lumber and such for his new cage soon. It will take a few payments to save up enough for it, but it will be worth it. We currently estimate the cost to be 175-250 depending on what lumber we use for it. The only problem we have seen so far is that unless we build the structure on hinges that can be taken apart in pieces, we will have to make it semi small because we will be relocating soon. Also we have to make it look good because this is not our house and the owner is already sceptical of having a huge cage in their house!lol But if we make it look good, with nice wood and so forth, it wont be a problem. Some people are so picky! *smiles* The estimated size of the structure as of now is 4ftx2.5ftx5ft cage room and 4ftx2.5ftx6ft total structure. We cant make it no bigger in width, because it wont fit threw the door if we do! We would like to make it longer but with limited space, I dont see how! We know all about the lighting and heating, I can only imagine how much it is going to go up!lol Any suggestions on how to build a wood cage on hinges or so that it comes apart for easy removeability?? Thank you, Lindsay

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