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RE: Housing material.

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Posted by: HappyHillbilly at Wed Dec 1 01:38:46 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by HappyHillbilly ]  
   

There's no danger in using pine for your cage. Protecting the wood from the elements can be as easy as painting it, covering with Contact Paper, vinyl flooring, and/or polyurethane. I think you'd get the most protection from fiberglass resin or other two-part epoxies.

The epoxies have a learning curve & can be a pain to install until you get it figured out.

If you can, I suggest making the cage size 6ft long X 2.5ft wide X 1.5ft high. In other words - take 6 inches off the height and add it to the width for a more useful size cage.

Have fun and be sure to post your results!

Later!
HH
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