Where to get new cage?

[Shortee]

I currently have a home-made six foot tall mash screen cage. It just isn't working out for my female currently (it's not really practical for having live plants and bedding at the bottom for egg laying or cleaning).

Where do you guys buy your larger cages or do you mainly just build your own?

Please feel free to post pictures and tell about your experience with different set ups!

 

[jannb]

I would recomment this place: http://lllreptile.com/store/catalog/reptile-supplies/reptile-cages-glass-and-screen/

Are you using a substrace in the bottom or just referring to a laying bin?

 

[renzo0684]

Where do you live?

 

[Shortee]

I live in Colorado.

I want a cage where it works as a nice climbing area for my female veiled and she has the ability to lay her eggs in the same cage, so I don't have to keep switching her between cages and stressing her out.

 

[Teresa]

I have a cage for sale here in colorado if you are interested PM me. It is a 18x18x36. You can see the pics on my profile.I think

 

[Teresa]

Sorry the cages are not on my profile but I cand seend you pics of the one I have.

 

[Teresa]

Here is the picture for you.


Their is room on the right of the drip bucket to put a small bathroom trash can it works well. You will never have to move your girl again. How old is your girl?
Most females will start to lay around 6-8 months even without have been with a male.

 

[nightcrawler]

I think that the 6 foot tall cage would be great. More space = happier chams(IMO). If you have a problem filling the cage with plants you can always buy multiple smaller plants and put then at different elevations with plant stands or racks. Also with that much space you can put a small bucket in there for laying and keep it in there with no problem thus providing her with a laying bin always, and getting her used to having it in there. My vote is to keep that cage. If you feel you must get another you can always make one.