I'm working on building my dragons cage, and can't seem to find an econimical way to build the front glass/door. Since I am a college student, money is tight. Do you guys have any ideas. Thanks.
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crook280
Oct 02, 2006 05:00 PM
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PHLdyPayne
Oct 02, 2006 05:37 PM
Build a wooden frame and attach aluminum screening to it. Screens are much cheaper and do give nice airflow without really blocking the view of your dragon. Also, you can do it for about $10 depending on the size of your cage.
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TonyZ
Oct 02, 2006 08:51 PM
plexy glass works well but it does scratch over time, but so far my first cage still looks pretty good after a year, but will eventually need to be replaced, you can get a pretty big sheet of 1/4in for about $30 and they will cut it for you to whatever size you need, if thats to much than screen is really your only option
crook280
Oct 02, 2006 10:32 PM
What do you use to slide the plexi on? I can't seem to find a track thats not really expensive.
TonyZ
Oct 05, 2006 04:51 PM
i really had to look around to find mine, try you smaller local hardware shops and ask for display case window trac or receptionist windowtrac i got a 4ft strip top and bottum for less than $10, i have also read in the forumsabout places online but im not sure where they are
