I've seen some large screen cages that are shippable. But, was told they don't hold enough humidity. I have to wonder if that will be a problem down here in Houston, TX.
Has anyone used a screen cage? If so, are their toenails getting caught a problem? Or is screen mesh too easily torn by their toenails?
If this is not acceptable, who makes the best cages for frillies in an adiquate size that can be shipped?
Thank you!
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Caging - who creates the best for frillies?
LauraV
Mar 05, 2004 01:19 AM
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johndoe10688
Mar 06, 2004 06:01 PM
I wouldn't go with the screen.... i havn't heard many good things about them, but if you insist on getting one, reptariums are probably the easiest to ship( www.lllreptile.com has them). But i think the best cages are from cages by design ( www.cagesbydesign.com ) Good luck
