Why is there an indented lip on the front bottom of your enclosures? I noticed you have instructions in the FAQ section of your website on how to seal the area with spray foam.
The bottom and top lip are part of the molding process and allow for the door track to be installed. For us to fill in the lip with material it would increase the weight and cost. For most people this lip is not an issue but for others it can be, so we do suggest filling it in if you're in the later category.
Currently at home just some day geckos. Planning a panther chameleon enclosure as we speak!
In our showroom we do have a variety of animals including a rescued red tail boa in a 10 foot Custom Cages (our sister company) enclosure. A biak green tree python in an Amphibious Unit from Custom Aquariums (other sister company). Along with a pair of Uromastyx , a gargoyle gecko, and a few tortoises.
Currently at home just some day geckos. Planning a panther chameleon enclosure as we speak!
In our showroom we do have a variety of animals including a rescued red tail boa in a 10 foot Custom Cages (our sister company) enclosure. A biak green tree python in an Amphibious Unit from Custom Aquariums (other sister company). Along with a pair of Uromastyx , a gargoyle gecko, and a few tortoises.
I'd love to see pics of how you have them set up.
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