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    Re: Has anyone converted furniture to a herp enclosure?

    Lookin' good all of you! I am jealous. I broked down and got a 75 gal tank off of Craig's List for our JCP.

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    Re: Has anyone converted furniture to a herp enclosure?

    I am extremely impressed with the work in this thread. What beautiful things you've all created from furniture. I wish I had that kind of creative energy.
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    Re: Has anyone converted furniture to a herp enclosure?

    I think it all comes from Necessity being the mother of invention. I have tons of projects I want to do for snake and rodent enclosures, plus a prolific of other projects including a mini-bar! (Hey a mini bar with built in snake display cases. ) Now I have another project on my list thanks! Just can't kick it off till we get the new house near the lake and have the extra cash after the old one sells. I really need the wife to allow me to build an actual work shop, but that isn't going to happen till I build the rat house and my daughters play house of which she has stated she wants AC and running water in! How do we get our selves into this?

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    Re: Has anyone converted furniture to a herp enclosure?

    Hey Damon Theis,

    your enclosure is great!, very impressive! Can you tell me what you house in there? and where did you get the flex, thats used for heat, right? I know that may be a dumb ? but I am a little new to the reptile world and want to learn as much as possible. I want to build my own enclosures for snakes and lizards so any advice you can give would be greatly appreciated!

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    Re: Has anyone converted furniture to a herp enclosure?

    Gloryhound,

    Tell your wife in order for you to build the rat house and daughters playhouse and the rest of your projects(for her, lol) that you you need a full workshop to build quality stuff for her and your daughter! Thats what I tell my wife! Anyway, I wish you luck with your projects and congrats on the new house!

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    Re: Has anyone converted furniture to a herp enclosure?

    Quote Originally Posted by Gloryhound View Post
    I think it all comes from Necessity being the mother of invention. I have tons of projects I want to do for snake and rodent enclosures, plus a prolific of other projects including a mini-bar! (Hey a mini bar with built in snake display cases. ) Now I have another project on my list thanks! Just can't kick it off till we get the new house near the lake and have the extra cash after the old one sells. I really need the wife to allow me to build an actual work shop, but that isn't going to happen till I build the rat house and my daughters play house of which she has stated she wants AC and running water in! How do we get our selves into this?

    My cousins step father built her kids a play house set up with a toilet and a sink with a/c... didnt do much fancy inside other than that, but still it was quite cool that they didnt have to run in the house to potty and wash hands lol
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    Re: Has anyone converted furniture to a herp enclosure?

    Those are very nice and well done, I remember years ago me and my Friend Turned a old style TV Console into a Boa cage. It turned out really nice. It was very large and weighed alot but was fun building and It made us very proud many years ago.. Wow almost 30 years ago. Those Pictures above of the dressers and cabnets are Nice and well built. Very Good Job





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    Re: Has anyone converted furniture to a herp enclosure?

    Quote Originally Posted by furniture_guy View Post
    Hey Damon Theis,

    your enclosure is great!, very impressive! Can you tell me what you house in there? and where did you get the flex, thats used for heat, right? I know that may be a dumb ? but I am a little new to the reptile world and want to learn as much as possible. I want to build my own enclosures for snakes and lizards so any advice you can give would be greatly appreciated!

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    Thank you. There are adult green tree pythons in that cage. You can see them on the last page of the construction tutorial ir you follow the link. I usually get my flex from Bean Farm. Yes, that's the heating element.

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    Re: Has anyone converted furniture to a herp enclosure?

    here is something i made out of an old liquor cabinet. Fits my veiled cham and one of my yearling normals.

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    Re: Has anyone converted furniture to a herp enclosure?

    Wow everyone...
    Those are all really cool.
    You could get away with having that in your livingroom, as apposed to a big rack...
    - All hail the dancing fruit and veg...

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