i got some cage q's

[mommanessy247]

has anyone ever used or is anyone currently using a vision cage from LLLreptile.com? its white plastic, i think, on the sides, back, bottom & top and has glass doors on the front. they're the only cages i can find that are within a reasonable price and is slightly larger then the one i have now. i'm currently using a glass visionarium from creativepet.com it measures
12" tall x 12" deep x 30" long. the vision cage im looking at for the future is
18" tall x 28" deep x 36" long.
everything else i've seen was either too tall (balls dont need the height) or not long enough (i dont think a 30" long cage will be sufficient enough for an adult female ball + the fact that as she grows i'll need to upgrade the sizes of her hide boxes which i'm getting from reptilebasics.com and i wont be able to fit all the sizes into the 30" cage i have right now, so in order to upgrade to hide boxes that'll properly house an adult ball, i'll need to upgrade the size of the cage. i'm just thinking ahead.

[Sammy412]

I've only ever used them with venomous, but I like the visions. They are easy to clean, too.

[fndjason4]

I believe the 18x28x36 is the vision 332. I ordered two of those exact models from LLL. They are nice cages but can be a little bit cumbersome and the lips on the front of the cage make them a little hard to clean out if you use aspen, cypress etc. (in my experience). I dont keep my ball pythons in these cages, i have found that 41 qt tubs work best for me to house the ball pythons. Im not using the visions at all at the moment, but planning on moving a boa i have into them when she gets a little larger.

[smd58]

I have 12 #221 vision cages, I use the for display and breeding cages. About the only thing I dont like about them is the frount lip. I have one snake that will hid there insteat of one of it hids. I heat with tape and themostats, they are easy to clean. and stack nice.

[Crazy4Herps]

I don't have any visions, I'm an AP fan, but it's basically the same concept. Imo, acrylic cages are WELL worth the extra money. I got my first AP maybe a year ago, intending to have one nice cage and keep the rest of my glass cages. Within six months, every glass cage in my house migrated to the storage shed.