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    Re: Reptile Basics or Boaphile?

    Quote Originally Posted by MarkS View Post
    I was just going to mention your first point, and agree with it completely, they all use the same materials. However I can't agree with your second point. It's unfair to point out that the Boaphiles racks and cages sag over time and not mention this about the others since they all use the same materials

    I've got some boaphile racks that are around 15 years old and they are just as usable today as they were when I bought them. No sagging, and even the heat is still good.

    My AP cages have not sagged to the same degree nor split under the apparently "excessive" weight of pro-products RHPs like the Boaphile 421s have. Nor have my old HerpEnclosure Cages or my AP cages.

    Regardless of the fact that they use the same materials, they are not built with the same thickness of material nor the same construction. The AP racks use thicker panels. Compare them side to side.

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