I have a question about handmade cages, when you have a frame built what is a good see-through material to put on the edges that crx won't be able to get through. I would like to make a cage for my veiled since I don't want to deal withthe sipper on a reaptarium but want a nice big cage for a fair price.
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Handmade cage
RAecroft
Jan 22, 2004 08:31 PM
Replies (2)
dragonbreeder
Jan 22, 2004 09:32 PM
Screening (not the fiberglass type).
joy143
Jan 23, 2004 11:11 PM
I used to have my Jackson's in a big (4' X 2' X 2'H) hand-made cage, but no matter how hard I tried to reconstruct/improve it, crickets still got escaped, I just didn't know how they did it and from where.
If you want the best view, in my opinion -- just mine -- train them to eat from a cup. Now my Jackson's all get insects from cups, and I even moved 2 females to my living room without caging them. They have picked their favorite spots and stay there.
