boa master or boaphile

I have Boaphile, Vision and Animal Plastics. Racks and cages of each.

AP stands far above the others with product and service. Vision comes in at a very close 2nd with customer service.

I'm surprised nobody has mentioned Pro-Line from Constrictors NW.

I looked at them all. The Pro-Line had the best price for the size and uses superior HDPE plastic. It's the best plastic around in my opinion. Nothing sticks to the plastic so it's easy to clean.

My cage was EASY to set up. It looks like this.

http://i772.photobucket.com/albums/y...a/DSC00677.jpg

I have a step by step setup thread I can link you to.

Ed Lilley's customer service is excellent. He called me when I setting up my cage. He answers e-mails, calls and texts.

I will say AP also has great customer service.

This 4' X 2' X 14" cage came to my door including delivery price for $263. That included my extra 3 sets of perch holders and a lock.

14"s of height is really nice for a boa in a 4 foot cage. You can jump to 18" but I'm seeing good headroom with 14" and perches.

I SO agree with everything that's been said so far. My first choice for caging is Constrictors NW / ProLine. Ed is terrific to work with and the quality of his caging is hard to beat.

Animal Plastics is a great choice as is pvccages.com and Vision.

I would never in a million years order from Boa Master - way too much quality control issues. And Boaphile is just too hard to work with as far as communication.

Just an FYI,

I posted a separate NEW thread. I reviewed my cage and buying experience in a step by step type of review including purchase, assembly, completion and customer service.

I started a new thread just in case this one falls off the radar and I wanted the review up front and not at the bottom of the thread.

I will answer any questions people have.

i found a animal plastics t10 for 125 in my town waiting to hear from the guy to see if he still has it and have to figure out a way to transport it

Just make sure the inside is sealed well otherwise the first time your boa overflows the water bowl you'll have water all over the floor. If they haven't done it, it's easy to do. I never had a mess with my false water cobra's AP cage and they are MESSY!

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Originally Posted by treeboa

Just make sure the inside is sealed well otherwise the first time your boa overflows the water bowl you'll have water all over the floor. If they haven't done it, it's easy to do. I never had a mess with my false water cobra's AP cage and they are MESSY!

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Very VERY good point!! :gj:

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Originally Posted by raisnok

i found a animal plastics t10 for 125 in my town waiting to hear from the guy to see if he still has it and have to figure out a way to transport it

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OK, $125 is pretty hard to beat. I'd re-seal that whole thing just to have it done yourself. Check and recheck cords heat tape/UTH of RHP if it's already installed.

Power everything up including lights.

If it has none of those items $125 is a hell of a deal.

I'd say do it as long as the cage is in good condition.

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OK, $125 is pretty hard to beat. I'd re-seal that whole thing just to have it done yourself. Check and recheck cords heat tape/UTH of RHP if it's already installed.

Power everything up including lights.

If it has none of those items $125 is a hell of a deal.

I'd say do it as long as the cage is in good condition.

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he sent me a pic and the cage looks good looks new almost

I would go for it. That's a great deal on a great cage! :gj: