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Posted by PHFaust on September 09, 2002 at 23:18:21:
In Reply to: Re: Good for indoor use... posted by MichelleB on September 09, 2002 at 09:52:58:
If you have a Farm & Fleet or Fleet Farm in your area they stock it regularly. It is often found near the livestock/pet area supplies. Also I know that Menards carries it and Home Depot will order it.
Cindy
PHFaust
:Just the info I was looking for! Good to know... I will need to search a little harder for the plastic coated wire, seems hard to find for some reason. The plastic stuff will work GREAT though for my "winter project" for my Veiled Cham.
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::I use the all plastic hardware cloth on most all of my indoor iguana enclosures. But for outdoors - I tend to go for something a little stronger. The plastic does not hold up to long term outdoor use, with the sun and weather making it brittle after a while. Play it safe and use a plastic coated wire if you plan on keeping your iguana outside.
::Mark
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:::I was pricing the items I need to put together JJ's outdoor cage this past weekend, and I saw some hardware screen that was completely plastic rather than the vinyl coated metal stuff I was looking for. It is really flexible, but seemed really strong. Is this OK to use for an adult iguana outdoor cage? I found an open package of the stuff, and was really trying hard to stretch it or tear it and I couldn't. I really don't think JJ will be able to tear through it, and I think if I attach it nice and taut to the cage frame, it will hold up well, but I wanted to see if anyone else has used this. I am not as concerned about predators getting in, as this is for afternoons and weekends when I am around to check on her often. She would never be left all alone in it if I were not home, or overnight. I really like that the edges won't be sharp like metal hardware mesh is once cut! Also, I am looking at a cage size of about 7'tall X 6' long X 4' wide, made out of 1/2" PVC. I *KNOW* I am late in putting this together, but I figure she will still be able to enjoy a a few weekends before fall really hits, and it will be ready to go next year. Thanks for any input!
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