Oh Ed seemed fine and was very nice to deal with. As for the cage material, maybe my boa has super poop but I have about 4 stains on there I couldn't get off without using fine grit sandpaper on. I guess it is hit or miss then with the cages. I've talked to a few others who have had the same sag as me. I mean Ed said its "living plastic" but when you have to stuff about 3 pieces of cardboard on the back right corner to get the door gaps on the side to sit straight even when the cage is stacked on top of an AP cage on a table on a sheet of plywood, something is wrong lol.
My biggest gripe though was the sides of where the door meets the wall. The edges are fairly sharp and my boa actually scratched her nose on it which ended up giving me problems later on. If you look at like the AP cages the corners are all sanded smooth and rounded off so there is no edge per say. Cant say anything about Monster Cages as I haven't used those so I don't know how well they finish their cages.
Another gripe for me is I'm not sure if its just mine or what but the floor panel can actually move up and down very slightly as the cage doesn't actually sit on the floor panel. It sits on the 2 side panels and the front panel, so there is a gap under the cage. I know my big boa when she moved around, you would actually hear the floor of the cage creak and pop which made it next to impossible to seal. I got my BP in it now and it works fine as she is only 1630 grams vs my boa.
I mean a lot of people like his cages but for me, there is no way I could recommend them over an AP cage. I'm like a freakin AP fanboi lol but their cages are pretty much exactly what I was looking for in a cage except the price of shipping for the T25s lol.
Anyways sorry to rant and derail the thread lol. I do want you to take pictures and let me know how the fit and finish is on those Monster Cages though. I've heard lots of good things and a few bad things but you will always gets a few negative responses for anything haha.
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