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RE: Cage for my armata

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Posted by: jobi at Tue Oct 24 21:50:36 2006  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by jobi ]  
   

Honestly if I could id have a room full of these cages for my dragons, they are perfect.

Why I say this?
First habitat control
Next stress control
Then food control
Space management, having extra cages allows to separate animals when its needed.

This is the only way to maximise production, only healthy lizards reproduce consistently.
I am being 100% honest with you here, the larger you go the less successful your lizards will be, theirs to many variables to control.

Personally I have nothing to gain from posting about this, my animals nest like clockwork and grow like weeds, however seeing you succeed would be most welcomed.
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