Ok, here's another caging question. I'm trying to decide how tall I want my cages (from cagesbydesign). Initially, I was going to get a 72"x42"x18" cage, then have a hood on it, then another 72"x42"x18" cage on top of that. Which means all the lighting would be external (on top of the wire inserts) but would allow more humidity and heat to escape (and is about $400 more than the next option I will discuss) The next way I was going to do it was get 2 cages that were 72"x42"x30", and stack them on top of each other, and have all the lights mounted internally. Now, the question is; is this really safe? I've noticed Lex jumping and hitting the light on top of my 2' cage as it is, but he's only done it a few times. Would I be better off with the shorter cage and external lights/heating (more expensive) or is it safe to have internal lighting/heating with the taller cage (less expensive and will hold humidity better)?
Thanks!


