Here's the same cage from the side. Should make it easier to see what I did. The hot glue and rivets should be visible. I plan to attach some large shelf brackets to the back of the face frame so the cage can be free standing.



This style of cage could be done much less fancy than this. It would be very easy to take a sheet of plywood and cut out several appropriate sized holes. They would not need to be cut very straight.



Epoxy is probably overkill for sealing the wood. Plastic sign board or paint would also work. Silicone would work instead of polyurethane caulk.



I don't keep any Rhacodactylus at the moment so I don't check in here very often. If anyone has any questions page me over on the caging forum.

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• rubbermaid garbage can cage idea... will it work? - cowpers, Sun Jul 4 08:26:38 2004
• Lets see those pics NP - treeboas, Sun Jul 4 14:32:28 2004
• RE: rubbermaid garbage can cage idea... will it work? - Lint, Sun Jul 4 14:32:43 2004
• RE: rubbermaid garbage can cage idea... will it work? - cowpers, Sun Jul 4 17:57:06 2004
• that was the lid... here's the inside - cowpers, Sun Jul 4 17:57:29 2004
• RE: that was the lid... here's the inside - LdyPayne, Tue Jul 6 09:11:28 2004
• RE: that was the lid... here's the inside - cowpers, Tue Jul 6 13:27:58 2004
• here's what I did with a storage tote... - chris_harper2, Tue Jul 6 15:56:51 2004
• side view... - chris_harper2, Tue Jul 6 16:02:14 2004
• RE: that was the lid... here's the inside - kozmo02, Wed Jul 7 12:13:40 2004