Built my own... link to pics...some info

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Posted by Ivan on January 25, 2002 at 07:20:41:

In Reply to: ???? cages, cages, and more cages............... posted by Barbara on January 22, 2002 at 23:51:46:

The pics are about 4 months old, so the enclosure has changed some, not to mention Freddy has grown. I added some metal shelving, like the one you see against the wall on the bottom pic, and hung from the ceiling at top level height to give him some more room up there He could get onto that branch from the new shelf area ). I think he loves it. He spends most of is time at the top. His food is at the top level too. On the middle shelf, I put a water container with an air bubbler...I have seen him go in there once. I laid some tile down where he poops, so it's easier to clean, since he refuses to go in the water. All together, it cost less than $200 bucks. You do need to be semi-handy with tools and wood though. Let me know if I can help you with anything.

: It's time for my big boy to get a new cage and just looking on some building/purchasing advice. I'm thinking about a 4wx6dx7h, all in feet of course. So far I've looked at custom cages, and cages by design but didn't like anything they had to offer. I'm kinda on a budget, but would like to get something/make something really nice for my ig. Any suggestions?

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: The pics are about 4 months old, so the enclosure has changed some, not to mention Freddy has grown. I added some metal shelving, like the one you see against the wall on the bottom pic, and hung from the ceiling at top level height to give him some more room up there He could get onto that branch from the new shelf area ). I think he loves it. He spends most of is time at the top. His food is at the top level too. On the middle shelf, I put a water container with an air bubbler...I have seen him go in there once. I laid some tile down where he poops, so it's easier to clean, since he refuses to go in the water. All together, it cost less than $200 bucks. You do need to be semi-handy with tools and wood though. Let me know if I can help you with anything. : : It's time for my big boy to get a new cage and just looking on some building/purchasing advice. I'm thinking about a 4wx6dx7h, all in feet of course. So far I've looked at custom cages, and cages by design but didn't like anything they had to offer. I'm kinda on a budget, but would like to get something/make something really nice for my ig. Any suggestions?

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