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Here is a concept i considered, yet never tried....

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Posted by falconer44 on December 29, 2002 at 20:44:09:

In Reply to: Need decorative rack and or stackable cage plans posted by LeopardGex on December 29, 2002 at 20:01:21:

My thought was to use outdoor screening and 2by4's. I came up with one design, that had 2 breeding cages and a bunch of cages for solitary animals or hatchlings. The breeding cages are 3ft tall by 1ft wide, and 1ft deep. The solitary cages are 1ft by 1ft by 1ft. The whole thing is 6ft tall, 3 ft wide, 1ft deep. The breeding cages are stacked on top of each other in the left hand row, with the solitary cages stacked to the right of them, 6 per row. It is very hard to explain. Basically, 2 cages tall in 1 row, and 6 cages tall in the other 2 rows. This could fit probably, 6 breeders, and 12 solitary creatures, maybe more or less.Anyone know how i can paste in a diagram from Microsoft Word? THat would make things easier. I will email you a diagram. Like i said, just an idea, never tested it (as of yet.)


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