RUB's are similar to Rubbermaid & other brands of storage containers, but they're very well made and vented where the top & bottom meet. Holes aren't necessary for air, just for decreasing humidity. Also, they're clear so you can see your critter in there.
I was asking about the display cages that you used.
06-19-2012, 01:42 AM
I-KandyReptiles
I haven't had an issue with humidity or keeping temps. I have a pvcx cage by cornels world:
I would have gone with AP but I live in Canada so it was cheaper to go local.
06-19-2012, 04:02 AM
piedplus
Re: Buying a new Cage
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Originally Posted by The Serpent Merchant
I was asking about the display cages that you used.
Oh... My bad... They were wood covered with something that sealed it. Very common, black on the outside & white on the inside with glass sliding doors. Nice looking. Worked fine in the summer, not so good in the winter.
06-19-2012, 05:51 AM
AdamF
Re: Buying a new Cage
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Originally Posted by Druzy
I am currently saving money to purchase my one and only ball python a new cage. I was thinking about purchasing a tub, but now I am hesitant to do so. The reason being is because I only have one snake, and I don’t see myself purchasing more until the future. I was looking around and noticed some cool display cages. These cages seem to do a great job at holding proper temps, and humidity. I was wondering if anyone could give me any feedback, or provide an online site who sells these cages. What equipment should I buy?
Buy 1 get 1 free Display cages!
Vision Herp cage model 211
Buy 1 for the regular price of 135, and I will give you the other one free! 24 x 22 x 14.
Best display cages I ever owned.
Stackable, sliding glass doors, place for lights.
