Finished Custom built enclosure!

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That is one of the best customs I've ever seen.

Dude, start a business! :]

Thanks! I don't think I could start a business, the enclosure isn't holding humidity as well as I had hoped. I hope that changes since spring is pretty much here...

Very nice, what kind of wood did you use, and what did you use to seal the wood?

The big pieces of wood are birch, they are like 3/4 of an inch thick I believe. The smaller pieces are just some cheap wood. There is no sealant on the wood, I opted to use plexiglass for a barrier. There is epoxy sealing the gaps in between these.

Very nice setup! I definitely think people on this forum would love if you made a detailed plan of what you did!

I'll work on it... it will be kind of difficult to do since I wasn't taking pictures during the building process.. I think I could get some diagrams up to try to show the steps.

Really nice cage, where's the DIY? Looks great, very professional.

I was planning on making a DIY but I don't think my dad would have been patient enough for me to be taking pictures all day.

I like the idea of plexiglass on the bottom of the cage.

Definitely need a DIY

Thanks, it was more expensive than I thought it would be ($50 for a sheet), but it allows for the flexwatt to heat through the floor and it keeps a water-tight seal.
The whole project cost about $200 for wood, screws, plexiglass, flexwatt, chains and what not.
BTW this was a birthday present that my dad and I built, I don't want to take all the credit for building and designing it.