sandrachameleon
Chameleon Enthusiast
Has anyone used these?
www.cagesbydesign.com
Although Im happy with my home made wood frame cages, Im not exactly the worlds best carpenter. My cages are not professional looking. This hasnt been important. But Im about to expand my chameleon family with a new purchase or two or three (yippee!) and instead of making more cages, I thought maybe I'd be lazy and buy them. I am not whatsoever interested in an all screen cage (have tried these before and didnt like them). I definately want a more solid cage, similar to what I have now (peg-board sides and back). I was thinking a customized hybrid of this companies bird and reptile cages, stainless steel mesh (they use for birds) on one side and top, laminate on other side and back, with vents on that side and back, acrylic doors. Probably cost me more than double making my own would cost. Im not too worries about that aspect, so long as I keep it under a couple thousand per cage.
thoughts? other vendors I should check out?
www.cagesbydesign.com
Although Im happy with my home made wood frame cages, Im not exactly the worlds best carpenter. My cages are not professional looking. This hasnt been important. But Im about to expand my chameleon family with a new purchase or two or three (yippee!) and instead of making more cages, I thought maybe I'd be lazy and buy them. I am not whatsoever interested in an all screen cage (have tried these before and didnt like them). I definately want a more solid cage, similar to what I have now (peg-board sides and back). I was thinking a customized hybrid of this companies bird and reptile cages, stainless steel mesh (they use for birds) on one side and top, laminate on other side and back, with vents on that side and back, acrylic doors. Probably cost me more than double making my own would cost. Im not too worries about that aspect, so long as I keep it under a couple thousand per cage.
thoughts? other vendors I should check out?