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  • 12-13-2015, 09:20 PM
    xcjumper
    Thank you!! I will get one of these when I get my AP enclosures!
  • 12-14-2015, 05:53 PM
    Prognathodon
    Re: How to raise a AP cage off the ground?
    AP does sell an 8" tall base/ pedestal unit for the 2'x4' cages (we have one), may also for their other sizes.


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  • 12-15-2015, 12:12 AM
    Gio
    Re: How to raise a AP cage off the ground?
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Prognathodon View Post
    AP does sell an 8" tall base/ pedestal unit for the 2'x4' cages (we have one), may also for their other sizes.


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    I suspected this. It is another great option and one worth looking into. I went with tables because I wanted my cages level with my line of sight when sitting. I had the base option from Pro-Line but I would have been looking down to see anything. I have display setups and required certain options for that.

    My 6 foot table is deep enough for my 30" deep, 4 foot cage and my other 4 foot cage that is 2 feet deep sits up on top of the other. The 6 foot table is rated for 1100-1200 pounds.

    http://i772.photobucket.com/albums/y...a/IMG_2656.jpg

    I find hiding supplies under both tables convenient. But everybody has their own requirements. A base is a nice option to save space and stack multiple cages.
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