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I am looking into a medium size and though it looks good on the site wanted any feed back from anyone that has one.
You can ofcourse email me or post here.
Thanks.
Lia

I bought a small cage from precision about 3 or 4 months ago. It is a good cage, but I don't know that I would pay the new prices he has. There were some gaps between the material but the weld sealed them, light still goes through the gaps though. I used mine for a pair of leopard geckos to display in my classroom. I am building some new cage stacks to house these girls, so I will probably end up selling my cage in another 2 or 3 months. They are light weight & easy to manage. I would want a lock on the door for extra security if I had snakes or something that could push on the door.

Thank you very much.

Lia

I have some. The material used is HDPS (high-density polystyrene), a very white, clean-looking and very tough plastic. It is tough enough for lizard claws.

The cages are very light-weight and feel very flexible, though like I said, the material is very strong for its thickness, so flex does not compromise strength.

One thing about HDPS - snake poop sticks quite well to it. You may need to use a "dobie" or similar gently-abrasive sponge with soap and water. In fact, one reason people like Vision cages and Animal Plastics cages is that snake poop doesn't stick so well to that material.

Thank you.
Lia