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all those will work but literally as of now my ball will climb up and down it and cant get it open, when you close it it has to come up and then over a lip and then you press it down and it does almost lock you feel it grab into a snug position. i actually check all the doors on them before i bought this one and this was the one that gave me the most secure seat in the door. but you could easily wedge something (block) or what have you in between top door and tub and if they get out of that well then there is no hope
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actually tomorrow i can grab some hardware and see what it looks like with maybe two swing down latches. will post pics
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Very cool find...I may have to grab a few for some gecko enclosures.
SNAKES
1.0 Childrens Python
LIZARDS
0.1 B&W Tegu, 1.0 Bearded Dragon, 1.1 IJ Blue Tongue Skinks
FROGS
0.0.5 Dendrobates tinctorius 'Citronella'
DOGS
1.0 German Sherherd (Timber), 1.0 Wolf/Shepherd (Sabre), 1.0 Chihuahua (Taz), 0.1 Chihuahua (Penny), 0.1 Pitbull (Luna)
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Which of these do you think could comfortably house adult BPs?
Small:
Size: Exterior Dimensions: 19.5” L x 17.5” W x 11.6” H
Medium:
Size: Exterior Dimensions: 19.5” L x 17.5” W x 15.1” H
Large:
Size: Exterior Dimensions: 22.0” L x 17.5” W x 15.1” H
I dunno. They seem a bit short to comfortably house a BP. Their quart sizes are amicable, though. Thoughts?
1.1 Ball Pythons
a) Calliope 0.1, Banana Ball, 2018/19 season, 600g
b) Geralt 1.0 Chocolate Sable Mojave pos. Trick ball, May 27th 2020
3.2 Cats (Fury, Leviathan, Walter, Chell, Amelie); 2.0 Dogs (Bjorn, Anubis); 2.1 Ferrets (Bran, Tormund, Arya); 0.1 Beardie (Nefertiti); 0.1 Slider Turtle (Species uncertain) (Papaya); 2.0 Hermit Crabs (Tamatoa, Sushi); 0.1 Conure (Mauii); Two Axolotyls (Quetzl and Unnamed); Two Tree Frogs (Pluto and Colossus); One Anole (Zeus); One Crestie (Noferatu); 3.0 Guinea Pigs (Paco, Poncho and Piccolo); 0.1 Pink Toe T (Azula)
Fish:
1.1 Oscar Cichlids (Rocky 1.0, hx2020, Red Fire, and Bubble 0.1, hx2019, Tiger), 1.1 Convict Cichlids (Hurley and Sloane), 0.1 Strawberry Peacock Cichlid (Comet), Two Plecos, Rubby the Rubbernose Pleco and Trinidad the common Pleco, 2.0 Upside Down Catfish (Poseidon, Neptune), One Red Parrot Cichlid (Firefly), 1.0 Betta Fish (Jenkins), 2.2 Cherry Barbs ("The Worst"), 1.0 Electric Blue Acara (Goldeneye)
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I saw these the other day. I might have to try it now.
Snakes - Bearded Dragons - Crested Geckos
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I'm excited to try this out as I've wanted an eyelash crested gecko for some time now! It'll be super space saving (:
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Re: Poor mans vision cage
I dont think housing a fully grown adult ball in these would be advisable from see most house in lengths of 3-4 ft or greater with tubs or tanks but you might be able to get away with it. So far perfect for my juvi balls and hognose with will be perfect for an adult.
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My local Home Depot has these in several sizes/colors and IIRC some that are in a stacked combo kind of like a half height filing cabinet, I'm assuming that means the other Home Depots have them too.
-Devon
0.1 Axanthic Bee (Pixel)
0.2 Axanthic Pastel (Cornelia, Short Round)
0.1 Axanthic (Bubbles)
0.1 Bee het Axanthic (Nipper)
0.1 Lesser (Lydia)
0.1 het Lavender (Poppy)
0.1 het Hypo (Cookie)
1.0 Killerbee het Axanthic (Yellow Dude)
1.0 Pied (Starry Starry Dude)
1.0 Butter Hypo (Spooky Dude)
1.0 PH Lavender (Little Dude)
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hopefully more people start buying them and the demand for bigger sizes increase say maybe one day a 36Lx24Wx20H or so 
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Re: Poor mans vision cage
 Originally Posted by MonkeyShuttle
hopefully more people start buying them and the demand for bigger sizes increase say maybe one day a 36Lx24Wx20H or so
Same thing I was thinking LOL!!  If we try hard enough Rubbermaid will be the next leading name in reptile keeping!
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