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tessai
at Wed Dec 17 07:49:39 2003 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by tessai ]
Ideally you should get an all screen cage. I'm currently using both aluminum screen cages and Reptariums. the problem with aluminum is that the bottm starts to rust after awhile. I havn't had any problems building putting them together. I like the aluminum cages because its easy to open and close.
the good thing about reptariums is that they are cheap, and come in a variety of sizes. the bad thing about them is that its a bit harder to get into because they have a zipper door. One other thing to watch out for is that crickets can chew thru them. If possible, train your cham to cup feed, and this won't be a problem.
The two main places I've been ordering from is Reptiledepot.com and LLLreptile.com.
Advantage of reptiledepot is that they have the best prices. Sign up for the club member discounts. Biggest advantage is $3.90 shipping for unlimited items. Disadvantage is that they can be very slow to deliver, and they lack good communication. For instance, if something is wrong with your order or they are out of stock, they DO NOT TELL YOU. You will have to be the one to call them once you notice its been 2 weeks and you still have not received your order. One other experience is that I sent a defective product back and didn't hear from them for nearly 3 weeks. I finally called and asked for a status, and they said they would send me the defective product back so I could send it to the manufacture. I don't have a problem with that , but they should have at least called me, or sent it back ASAP.
LLLReptile is a bit more expensive. But not much more expensive. I have not had a problem with them yet with late orders.
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RE: 3 month panther cage ? and buying cage Online - tessai, Wed Dec 17 07:49:39 2003 