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niddy
at Fri Oct 31 02:50:45 2008 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by niddy ]
Way ahead of you with the mesh top doors. We're going to replace that with plexi-glass.
It's about 4 ft wide and 5 feet tall, and yes it's 2 different cages in one.
As far as waterproofing and the need not to, thanks for the advise, but without telling you my life story...believe me when I say I need to do this.
Thanks for all your help!
>>sounds like they have non stick shelf liner...That wire mesh though...tempted to just say take it off and replace with aluminum screening like you would use for windows.
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>>what are the dimensions of the cage? Looks like two cages in one...but if it looks narrow in the picture more than it is in real life...should be ok
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>>Any reason why you can't just have a egg laying container in instead of sealing the entire floor? Adding too much wet sand inside the cage may raise humidity too high.
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>>The sticking vinyl mack tack is probably the best and cheapest way to seal it...it won't be super sealed, as the vinyl stuff is rather thin, though the plain clear stuff may come in a thicker grade than the vinyl mac tack I bought recently. Pool liner may be better, as its thicker and more durable. Not sure on the cost of this by the yard so may end up costing more than just putting a few layers of the vinyl or buying non porous linoleum.
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>>The aquarium sealer will have to be bought at an aquarium supply store, or pet store. I don't' think the local home improve store will carry it.
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>>PHLdyPayne
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RE: TRYING pic again - niddy, Fri Oct 31 02:50:45 2008