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Supplies and splinters.
What supplies, other than plywood, would I need to make a 4x2x2 cage?
Also, would I be using plywood or some other type of wood?
Would I have to coat the wood so the snake can't get splinters?
- The Member Formerly Known as Bpkid
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Re: Supplies and splinters.
There's been quite a few threads about this...wood enclosures can mold, warp, etc. If you really want to design your own enclosure, I'd look into using plastic or another non-porous, synthetic material.
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Re: Supplies and splinters.
What kind of plastic would I use? PVC?
- The Member Formerly Known as Bpkid
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Re: Supplies and splinters.
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Re: Supplies and splinters.
I've heard of that for a rack, would it work as a cage?
- The Member Formerly Known as Bpkid
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Re: Supplies and splinters.
Yes, if you are sure to seal all the corners and edges where melamine meets melamine.
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