Quote Originally Posted by Gio View Post
Good deal on the chips. I like various types of substrate so switching it up is cool. My cage is from Ed. No need to change a great setup here. Double cage. 72" x 30" x 24". I was quoted a deal with shipping below the cost of an AP cage stand alone without shipping. I personally like HDPE plastic much more than PVC for many reasons. However if AP had reasonable pricing for the size I wanted I would have entertained the idea of something different for no other reason than to have something different.

I can enjoy seeing your APs. It's always nice to see how other folks set up and I like your methods.

My new cage will be jaw dropping when I'm done. Wallace will have a plethora of options. And a much bigger water bowel since that's where he uses the restroom LOL.

6 foot with the demensions I have is going to look huge. My wife will flip out. Not a good flip either lol.

Let us know what you find at Michaels. I may check it out.
Nice. Was hoping you were getting the Monster Cage as I wanted to here a review from someone who has one. I already know what Ed's cages are like lol. Honestly the HDPE just didn't do it for me. Nothing I wanted to stick to it ever did and the stuff I didn't want to stick to it did like Rosey's urate. The bottom of the cage has stains I couldn't remove unless I sanded them. And foil tape wouldn't stick to the stuff so you couldn't use heat tape. And for me the breaking point was how much the cages shift and move even when assembled. He labeled it 'living plastic' but I label it thinner material and not as rigid of construction as AP. That's why I like the AP cages, they are sturdy. You pick one up and there is no flex or shift. I mean to get my 4x2 Pro-Line's door to line up, I had to shim 3 pieces of cardboard under the rear right corner of the cage. And that was when it was new. But anyways, if they work for you, then awesome. I'm sure Wallace will love the 6' and you do set up nice natural set ups.