Anyone know where I can buy stackable beardie enclosures with all the light fixtures fitted right in the cages? I've almost started a fire in my house from the loose, on-top-of cages lights and cobbled together system I have, so I want to get something nice and safe for beardies and family alike. Also, since I have 7 beardies to house, I'm looking for something as affordable as possible.
Thanks! 
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Looking for stackable, affordable beardie enclosures
Snakemother
Nov 20, 2003 08:06 AM
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BeginnersBasics
Nov 20, 2003 08:14 AM
I used the older style slant front Neodesha snake cages for my beardies. I have 6 stacked cages and they only take up approx 3 x 4 foot area.
I added the lighting myself to all the cages for less than $100 complete.
I got a 6 cage rack and 4 used cages for $400 and then I bought two new cages straight from Neodesha.... Even if you went new for everything you could house 6 dragons for less than $1000.00
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Lisa
www.beginnersbasics.com
Cricket FREE babies!
Axe
Nov 20, 2003 12:08 PM
Neodesha, btw, do a line of nesting cages now...
We've actually got four 32" Nesting cages ordered that should be here sometime within the next week or so.
Here's their website..
They're also doing a special offer til Christmas... Spend over $275 (not including tax & shipping) and get 10% off your order... If you're buying a grand's worth of cages, that's 100 bucks off
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Axe
The Reptile Rooms
BeginnersBasics
Nov 20, 2003 01:46 PM
Ooooooo Thanks for the "Heads up" Time for me to order my new baby cages then
>>Neodesha, btw, do a line of nesting cages now...
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>>We've actually got four 32" Nesting cages ordered that should be here sometime within the next week or so.
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>>Here's their website..
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>>www.neodeshacages.com
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>>They're also doing a special offer til Christmas... Spend over $275 (not including tax & shipping) and get 10% off your order... If you're buying a grand's worth of cages, that's 100 bucks off
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>>Axe
>>The Reptile Rooms
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Lisa
www.beginnersbasics.com
Cricket FREE babies!
Joel R
Nov 22, 2003 12:06 AM
I finally got mine figured out with the lighting etc... I'm definitely getting two more in a few months.
They are the Ultimate dragon cage!!!
I'll get some pics up within the next few days.
Later.
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Joel R
Coming Soon!
www.SpikesAndScales.com
UroJade
Nov 20, 2003 01:19 PM
im going to be getting precsion caging for all my lizards i think i like them, they have two specialy made for bearded dragons that are taller than the others and have light fixtures included and they have a others to like the medium and large cage im not sure if those are tall enough and you can add a flourecent light to any cage when you by it
Precision Caging
georgio
Nov 20, 2003 09:52 PM
You could build some if your feeling handy. I'm building an 8 foot cage which is going to have 6 4 foot cages stacked on top of it. Each four foot cage should cost me about $100 including all the lighting. Cost breakdown is about like this:
Melamine: $12
Glass: $35
Household Fluorescent: $5.00
Reptisun 5.0: $20.00
3' Fluorescent fixture: $20.00
60 watt halogen spot: $5.00
Wires: $5.00
Glass Tracks: $12
Total: $114
Here's the 8 foot cage almost finished which will have a 160 watt powersun as the main basking bulb rather than the household bulb seen here (it's for my Egyptian Uromastyx Boulder, who's getting a girlfriend next week =) Don't mind the picture, it's a bunch stuck together to get the full 8 foot cage.
Peter
