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cellz said:
Ipayed for this online to learn how to make my own snake cage do u think its ok? http://www.reptile-cage-plans.com
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Do I think what is ok, paying for plans, or the plans themselves?

If you are asking the first question, my answer is that I wouldn't bother buying plans. I'd research the requirements for the species, and design accordingly. I'm no engineer, but I wouldn't need to buy plans to build what is essentially a box.

If you are asking if the plans are ok, I wouldn't know, and I'm not willing to pay to find out. :)
 
Buying someone else's plans is an OK idea for someone that lacks imagination, inspiration, or can't think of ideas. It isn't very hard to draw boxes and designs on a piece of paper to show what you want your cage to look like. Then, if you can't build it yourself, you can always take the plans to a carpenter and have them build it for you.

All you do when you buy someone else's plans, is get a cage that the originator liked. If you are truly going to build a cage that you like for your animals, then design your own so that you can make it what YOU want it to be.
 
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