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Bought an AP cage

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  • 09-14-2005, 09:21 PM
    jotay
    Re: Bought an AP cage
    I have the T11 and love it. I ask for the cut outs also from the top. I think now you can get the flo. light option which you should because you need the light to clean and look for ur/bm.
    I also had them drill a 1/2" hole on each end about 6" up from the floor to put in my probes for my T-stats.
    They are sooo easy to put togather. It said to only seal halfway up in the corners and along the bottom but I sealed all ends top etc to help hold humidity and make it more airtight.

    It's a great cage and great people to do business with
  • 09-14-2005, 09:24 PM
    jglass38
    Re: Bought an AP cage
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by jotay
    I have the T11 and love it. I ask for the cut outs also from the top. I think now you can get the flo. light option which you should because you need the light to clean and look for ur/bm.
    I also had them drill a 1/2" hole on each end about 6" up from the floor to put in my probes for my T-stats.
    They are sooo easy to put togather. It said to only seal halfway up in the corners and along the bottom but I sealed all ends top etc to help hold humidity and make it more airtight.

    It's a great cage and great people to do business with

    I have to say, I wish I had gotten lights in mine. I have to use a flashlight! I am going to go ahead and screw a $10 flourescent shop light into the inside top and drill a hole in the back for the wiring.
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