Best BRB Cage

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Originally Posted by Lferg

Here's a better pic, still kinda hard to tell just how much room is inside though.
http://i1221.photobucket.com/albums/...0/c814308f.jpg

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oh no i can tell its nice haha. what do you mean a built in pedestal? And that stand you have it on didnt come with it right lol?

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Originally Posted by Mike41793

oh no i can tell its nice haha. what do you mean a built in pedestal? And that stand you have it on didnt come with it right lol?

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It looks like is all 1 piece. That is a really nice feature if you only have 1 (I like to be able to stack mine from floor to ceiling but before I had that many snakes I would have been all over this)

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Originally Posted by The Serpent Merchant

It looks like is all 1 piece. That is a really nice feature if you only have 1 (I like to be able to stack mine from floor to ceiling but before I had that many snakes I would have been all over this)

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Well on the website theyre stacked floor to ceiling. (i definetly prefer this too.) but youre right his looks like its connected. Idk maybe the seam is invisible bc its black on black

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Originally Posted by The Serpent Merchant

I just looked up the BRB care sheet and it said that they need a 48" x 18" x 16" cage



I don't have any first hand experience but don't Emerald Tree Boas get much bigger than ATB?

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Yes, MUCH bigger. That should have read: they are suitable for slender arboreals. The 20" cubes are the largest size offered on herpcages, so based on care sheets, no cages from herpcages would be suitable for the life of either of the 2 species mentioned.

EDIT- I guess they do have larger cages but not pictured. Many who use the cages seem to be pleased with the quality.

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Originally Posted by gardenfiend138

Yes, MUCH bigger. That should have read: they are suitable for slender arboreals. The 20" cubes are the largest size offered on herpcages, so based on care sheets, no cages from herpcages would be suitable for the life of either of the 2 species mentioned.

EDIT- I guess they do have larger cages but not pictured. Many who use the cages seem to be pleased with the quality.

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ok, thanks that's what I thought.

Constrictors Northwest

Animal Plastics

Boaphile

All good choices.

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Originally Posted by Lferg

Pro-Line hands down. Price includes shipping.....
http://www.constrictorsnw.com/home.html

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I second that - proLine are great for BRB's. You need a good quality cage that will hold humidity well without molding and losing it's shape. I've heard great things about animal plastics but have never used them myself but I do use proLine with my BRB's and they're awesome!

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Originally Posted by Mike41793

oh no i can tell its nice haha. what do you mean a built in pedestal? And that stand you have it on didnt come with it right lol?

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Pedestal = Stand (Please reference original post mentioning custom order)
It is one piece. This is a 48X24X14 cage with a 20" pedestal (stand). I have ANOTHER 48X24X14 cage that stacks on top of this one (have not assembled yet) for a total height of 4 feet tall.

http://www.constrictorsnw.com/cagess...owtobuild.html
about halfway down the page "How to stack cages"

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Originally Posted by Lferg

Pedestal = Stand (Please reference original post mentioning custom order)
It is one piece. This is a 48X24X14 cage with a 20" pedestal (stand). I have ANOTHER 48X24X14 cage that stacks on top of this one (have not assembled yet) for a total height of 4 feet tall.

http://www.constrictorsnw.com/cagess...owtobuild.html
about halfway down the page "How to stack cages"

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Ok i gotcha. The word pedestal just threw me off lol