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new cage
- Thread starter Amdek
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Had1nowwant1
New member
that cage looks great. It looks like the chicken wire-mache stuff takes up a lot of room in that cage though.
BenWillyums
New member
what color did you paint the paper with?
princess
Cornaholic
Hey, well done Amdek! That looks really lovely! I've had an idea though that might finish off the sides and back -I've seen similar vivs but with the outside painted so it hides all the less aesthetic stuff behind. If it's getting slotted into a bookcase or something then I guess it doesn't matter but otherwise, it looks great!
Question: Is it still pretty lightweight? I have a huge timber terrarium with a background treatment like that and it's surprisingly light.
Question: Is it still pretty lightweight? I have a huge timber terrarium with a background treatment like that and it's surprisingly light.
Amdek
New member
thanks for the friendly comments everyone!
to answer your question, I used almost the entire 10 lb bag of cement, so the cage is no longer "light weight" hehe. the sides are sorta an eye sore, but the backside is up against the wall and the other sides will have house plants next to them so it should look alright, better than his old plastic thing at the least.
here are just some random pics of the corn snake in the cage
to answer your question, I used almost the entire 10 lb bag of cement, so the cage is no longer "light weight" hehe. the sides are sorta an eye sore, but the backside is up against the wall and the other sides will have house plants next to them so it should look alright, better than his old plastic thing at the least.
here are just some random pics of the corn snake in the cage
shorty_canadian
New member
Hey, that is a really cool cage. I have a question though (I don't know much and am trying to learn). How would you clean something like that say... if your snake had mites? Do all the plants and stuff come out and then you just wash everything else?
thanx!
thanx!
