Built the enclosure, but need help with one detail :)

hmmm, the lexan (strong) seems to be entirely way to "flexible", unfortunately too flexible at certion corners.

I was wondering, if i would replace it with a .25" plexiglass, which seems to be the only size i can buy around here, heh... would that be sufficient?

someone on another forum suggested using standard glass, but if so, what thickness, and should i worry of the afrock breaking through during a feeding strike attempt?

I use glass. I have had one burmese python crack the glass from striking. BUt glass doesnt give like the plexi does so usually they learn that it doesnt feel good when they hit it and stop. Ive used plexi in the past and didnt like it mine always seemed to bow out

first pics of my cage... thats me helping load it up onto some sawhorses to finsih the screws at prepare the caulk and vent holes...

http://img121.imageshack.us/img121/8...6183713865.jpg

Get a pro-products heat panel. There the best and they have awsome customer service. And i would go for larger panel than a smaller one. Its better to be safe than sorry. Your thermostat can always bring down the heat just like everyone else said.

great looking cage

The cage looks nice. Should last a couple years maybe, depending how big your sebae is. I personally wouldn't keep anything over 10 foot in that.

Chris