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I built this for Sobek my big female BT/WT cross. Its 10ft (long) by 5ft (high) by 4ft (wide). Its 22/32nds plywood lined with FRP (fiber reinforced plastic), then sealed in all corners with silicone (GE silicone II). It has 2ft of dirt all except where her basling spot is (about 8 inches deep), which is a 3 level Retes stack thats 4ft by 2ft, theres 6-45 watt outdoor floodlight bulbs heating it, with a water dish made from a new cement mixing tub. The window is the biggest double pane replacement window I could find at 54 inches by 36 inches. This cage cost me around $1000 to buy most of the parts (some I had already, wiring, plugs, etc).

This is home for "Bud" my pet Argus. It's 8X8X4 with timed lights, 5 gal toilet and the entire bottom is used as his hide box. Basically I took some shower doors and built around them.

Heres one for you, it houses an Iguana, it measures 4 by 6 feet and 4 feet tall. Sorry the picture is not so great. It should be noted it is for a controlled environment since it has plastic mesh.

>>This is home for "Bud" my pet Argus. It's 8X8X4 with timed lights, 5 gal toilet and the entire bottom is used as his hide box. Basically I took some shower doors and built around them.
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cage. Really awesome. Have to remeber that the next time I build a cage.
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hbailey

0.1 argus monitor

no prob, this cage is actually split into two cages each measuring 4'x 8'x 32" it is for my banded albigularis its sturdy as a mofo and all that jazz, it cost about 700-800 dollars and a week to build.

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