20 cage baby raiser project
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Texas Ranger
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SWEET!! thats what im working on now..last thing i need is 40 panthers walkin around without a way to house them for a few months..great set up, really clean and straight forward good job!!
Thanks. And lol I know if I didn't have this set up and my tube rack I would have around a 112 + babies running wild around the house .
OldChamKeeper
Chameleon Enthusiast
You have no idea what idea this has given me...... This is gonna be epic when I get it done in say... months
Very very nice set up
Very very nice set up
Texas Ranger
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Thank youNice setup!!! Very compact with great capacity. Nice!!!
Be Cool
Lol. I know there is so many ways that this application can work
Texas Ranger
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this is the most legit set up I have seen for babies! great work.. I am inspired to try and make something similar to this. Definitely won't come out as great though haha
Thank you
I wanted the best for my baby chams to grow up in and get ready for there new homes ..... This should do it .
Texas Ranger
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Lol ... Thanks man it is going to help so much... I am also thinking of moveing 2 of my specialty feeder colonies in to two of the cages if i have room lol... I think this set up would work for those feeders too... It has so many different uses it could house snakes,feeders,geckos ect.... All in one unit
DanSB
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Wow this is a fantastic idea. I especially like the obvious build quality and attention to appearance (I rarely see that in reptile cage builds it is generally a contest to see how ugly the cage itself can be!)
I have been drawing up a design and hadn't even thought about utilizing both sides for caging. Brilliant
CNorton: If they can build them like that in Texas I'm sure us lowly Californians can come up with something equally nice!
I have been drawing up a design and hadn't even thought about utilizing both sides for caging. Brilliant
CNorton: If they can build them like that in Texas I'm sure us lowly Californians can come up with something equally nice!
Texas Ranger
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Lol. You can do it too. Build a monster baby raiser like this.... But remember everything is bigger in Texas and you saw it here firstWow this is a fantastic idea. I especially like the obvious build quality and attention to appearance (I rarely see that in reptile cage builds it is generally a contest to see how ugly the cage itself can be!)
I have been drawing up a design and hadn't even thought about utilizing both sides for caging. Brilliant
CNorton: If they can build them like that in Texas I'm sure us lowly Californians can come up with something equally nice!
It has made life a little easyer raising baby chams. Clean up is 3x easyer.
Texas Ranger
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they are 100% custom you can't just buy these cages... you have to build them or get someone who knows how to build them.
Benton1576
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They are amazing. Ive been thinkin of building something like this for a while now and had almost exactly the same idea too believe it or not. Seriously nice work you guys, you have every right to be proud.
Chameleonmaster
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You must have a lot of chameleons
Texas Ranger
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Thanks man...They are amazing. Ive been thinkin of building something like this for a while now and had almost exactly the same idea too believe it or not. Seriously nice work you guys, you have every right to be proud.
and yes we have a lot. I prob. Need to have another one just like this..lol
dragongoddess
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I totally have to steal this idea. Love the design of the draintable. Have you had any problem with leaks on that design. I have wood floors in my house, it's always a worry. I may use the frame idea for some of my other reptiles as well. It looks great!
