90x24x171/2", (2)11x29" Ultratherms on left side underneath linoleum controlled by A-life therm (95 degrees,)3/8" air gap on bottom of cage doors. Joints sealed with aquarium sealant and wood sealed with spar urethane. If I had to do it again, I wouldn't use the spar for the inside, but I think she'll be fine-since this pic I have drilled 20 3/16" holes in the upper right side for more ventilation which I'll cover when she's in shed. I'd say the whole project cost me around 375 dollars, but could be done for a whole lot cheaper if you use cheaper plywood and sand more, and get linoleum from scrap from somewhere (linoleum killed me at Home Depot-50 bucks.)Took me about a month. Wife unit is glad to have her car back in the garage.

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• Xena's Snake Cage - dmac, Mon Oct 25 12:49:24 2004
• We..are the champions..my friend.... - dmac, Mon Oct 25 18:14:43 2004
• Cage specifications... - dmac, Mon Oct 25 19:50:43 2004
• RE: Cage specifications... - Malays, Fri Oct 29 13:48:43 2004
• Thanks, bro. N/P. - dmac, Fri Oct 29 17:57:30 2004
• If nobody responds, I'm taking my Nikon and going home. - dmac, Tue Oct 26 19:16:09 2004
• I actually replied yesterday... - chris_harper2, Wed Oct 27 15:52:55 2004
• C-3 WP Oak...more.. - dmac, Thu Oct 28 13:49:25 2004
• Good looking enclosure.. And quite big too.. more - Randall_Turner, Wed Oct 27 14:56:34 2004
• She's a 6' BCI-2 years 10 pounds.... - dmac, Thu Oct 28 13:55:12 2004