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I found this while I was looking at a few reptile supply websites. It is made by exoterra. Looks like a great idea, and a good size (24"x36". Has anyone tried them?
Exo Terra Explorarium

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Frogs - D. leucomelas, D. tinctorius, D. azureus, D. auratus, P. vittatus, P. bicolor
Chams - Werner's, Panthers, Veiled
Geckos - Cresteds, Gargoyles
Rough Scaled Sand Boa

Upon further investigation, there are actually 3 sizes of this cage. Seem like they would be excellent for allowing sunning outdoors.
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Frogs - D. leucomelas, D. tinctorius, D. azureus, D. auratus, P. vittatus, P. bicolor
Chams - Werner's, Panthers, Veiled
Geckos - Cresteds, Gargoyles
Rough Scaled Sand Boa

interesting...these have been sold for insect rearing for years. I wonder if the the mesh is like that of a reptarium or finer where claws could get caught. Might be easy to make one, too I would think.
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Reptile Depot had some at the show over the weekend. They were pretty neat, and the larger one was good sized. I didn't really look at them closely, but they were made similarly to a Reptarium. The biggest drawback I saw was that they looked to be a bit of work to clean, but for sunning they'd be great. I didn't see how they were priced though.
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Tyler Stewart
Las Vegas NV
www.BLUEBEASTREPTILE.com

I tried out the zipper on it and it worked okay. The zipper was curved though so I think it may cause some zipper problems after time. They were priced around $49 so a little lower at the show then the price you showed.