Large cage

[Gotti]

http://lllreptile.com/store/catalog...nd-explorariums/-/260-gallon-basic-reptarium/

^ this is the largest cage I've seen for sale commercially 29x29x72


What is peoples experiences with these cages?

 

[drjco]

I use these for my Oustalets and they work really well they are huge. The negative with these in my opinion is that they have a zipper entrance rather than a door and they are fabric screen which can rip if you are not careful. Other than this they have been a great cage and my guys love them.

 

[ChameleonsInMyHouse]

eww flexariums? yeah they are huge, and NOT too bad of a price. but again, the downside is not only the zipper (getting stuck, ripping,) the nylon mesh is thicker, meaning in most case, upgrading to a 10.0UVB is necessary, its is also a bit harder to see inside of it (a pro to the animal in it though)

 

[SliK JiM]

I used to have a 175 flexarium. They're ok, but nothing on a good aluminium screen mesh! Good for out side as they're light and easy to move around! That's what mine is used for these days!

 

[Gotti]

Ya I didn't notice it wasn't a aluminum screen cage -_- I got excited for a minute

 

[sdheli420]

i had one...got rid of it after a season.to be honest they suck, cant hold lighting without flexing, they are unusually dark (cant really view whats in the cage) ...i would just go aluminum, or build your own..

 

[okiroo]

eww flexariums? yeah they are huge, and NOT too bad of a price. but again, the downside is not only the zipper (getting stuck, ripping,) the nylon mesh is thicker, meaning in most case, upgrading to a 10.0UVB is necessary, its is also a bit harder to see inside of it (a pro to the animal in it though)

i use one of these. i did get 10.0UVB for it and the zipper broke after 2 months. thats not a problem for me though becuz i have the front "door" tucked under the cage. i didnt like how dark it was to look in. so i tucked it under. looks pritty nice but i think eventually i'll get a sturdier cage, just beacuse it looks a little nicer.

 

[hotdirt823]

i get custom made cages of all sizes good quality cages.net they just mad e me a nice one and quick and the size you want just call them and give the them the size and about 10 to 14 days later it is at our house. iam about to order another one in a few days and try to persuade them to become a site sponsor

 

[sedecatur]

Im with everyone else I just use my flexarium outdoors for quick sunlight. You can build aluminum ones that size if thats what you want. Homedepot or lowes carry everything youll need, Ive gotten the build time down to about 3 hours for a 24x36x48 and just over 2 hours for a 24x24x48 all aluminum cages, and thats adding a bunch of extra bracing that commercial cages dont have.