I thought Boaphiles were seam welded and didn't have any glue involved.Originally Posted by CALM Pythons
Not only reasonably priced but the best quality out there. Some people dont realize how different PVC enclosures can be. I had a Burm push the back off my Boaphile. I didnt know it was glued together and only 1/4” PVC. I wish I never bought it. All my others are AP enclosures. I sold my vision as the design is terrible for RHP’s. Also hard to clean with all the Ups and Downs. I like a nice smooth interior without crevices to clean.
The T70 is a must for a mainland size snake. Unless your close to them your looking at $230 freight pallet delivery. With LED’s & Locks I pay $975 for T70’s. I have Custom Bases made too. They look like a enclosure just without glass. They will do a 12”H x 8’L x 3’D for $325. They are 6 sided not like the framed 8” bases they sell.
I use 2 RHP’s in my 8’ enclosures. 150 watt. I only run the Herpstats on 80% power but I want that Wattage RHP incase the Furnace went out ect and I had to heat enclosures in a 50 degree house.
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That said, I haven't seen a Boaphile cage meant for retics.
Mathew Martin makes cages. I believe Monster Cages is still in business.
Honestly, a display cage for a really big retic, needs more than the typical cage manufacturing company. IF,,,, display is your goal.
This is probably a very expensive option. http://www.jworlds.net
That said, if you have one retic and display is your goal, I'd look into it.
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