I have two AP cages that I purchased for my Burm and a large boa. I bought the heat panel for both and even though I have a thermostat on the highest setting, I can't get the 6ft cage to heat up more than 86 degrees on the hot side. That's my only complaint.



Otherwise, the AP company is a pleasure to deal with, and the cages are beautiful, easy to assemble, and easy to clean. Since they are placed in the front room of my house right now, I wanted something that looked nice when people walked in the door. They are pricey and my hubby could have built cages. He looked at what I wanted and decided that he really didn't want to put the time into it.



I agree about stacking, and I wouldn't put any Burm at or above head level, but that's just me. Well, Beth, too, apparently, and maybe that lady that got bit by hers at the pet store when she was taking one out of an overhead cage after playing with rodents. Ooops, wrong story!

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• Cage designs for burm - knottydread, Tue Jun 24 15:56:09 2008
• RE: Cage designs for burm - HappyHillbilly, Wed Jun 25 13:07:11 2008
• RE: Cage designs for burm - OKReptileRescue, Wed Jun 25 15:42:43 2008
• RE: Cage designs for burm - knottydread, Wed Jun 25 16:08:44 2008
• RE: Cage designs for burm - OKReptileRescue, Thu Jun 26 00:30:12 2008
• RE: Cage designs for burm - laurarfl, Thu Jun 26 07:54:57 2008
• RE: Cage designs for burm - knottydread, Thu Jun 26 14:50:31 2008
• RE: Cage designs for burm - dadspets, Thu Jun 26 14:56:55 2008
• RE: Cage designs for burm - laurarfl, Thu Jun 26 15:23:19 2008
• me too-- - OKReptileRescue, Thu Jun 26 17:44:03 2008
• RE: me too-- - dadspets, Thu Jun 26 17:57:55 2008
• RE: me too-- - bizzybone485, Tue Jul 1 14:08:35 2008
• RE: me too-- - laurarfl, Tue Jul 1 14:23:11 2008