Depending upon the type of cage, and why you're wondering, weight might be less of an issue.

If you're contemplating aluminum caging and justwodnering what it's going to cost you in shipping; they're usually oversized packages, which means they will ship in the 10-20 pound weight range, even though they might only weigh 5-10 pounds.

If you're wondering about weight for ease of moving, it's a bit different, in that the bulk of the cage is usually going to necessitate two people handling it before the weight does (with aluminum)



If you're looking at the plastic cages, though, they can get quite heavy, very quickly. I think, given this feedback, we'll start putting the info on our site for the plastics!
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• All herp cage manufacturers should (but at present do not) state two specifications - jfmoore, Thu Feb 19 22:47:29 2004
• Great point, and now that you mention it, I am surprised they don't. np - Randall_Turner, Fri Feb 20 02:35:54 2004
• RE: All herp cage manufacturers should (but at present do not) state two specifications - Junglehabitats, Fri Feb 20 12:20:00 2004
• RE: All herp cage manufacturers should (but at present do not) state two sp - zoniguana, Sat Feb 21 07:31:19 2004
• Check out Animal Plastics - markficcola, Tue Feb 24 17:04:20 2004
• RE: Check out Animal Plastics - E2MacPets, Wed Feb 25 11:10:28 2004
• Clarification - E2MacPets, Thu Feb 26 01:00:57 2004