I am looking for a table or stand that can hold my animal plastics T3 cage (36" long X 24" deep). Something with shelves would be nice. Does anybody know of anything?
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Need a table or stand for a Animal Plastics Cage..
squale
Dec 28, 2005 09:42 AM
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Melisssss
Dec 28, 2005 01:12 PM
Go to a secondhand store and look for those old big clunky coffee tables. I find it hard to get the newer tables to hold the size cage I use. They are all either not wide enough or much too big. I am talking about a coffee table from like the late 70s to early nineties. They were like tanks! You could stand on them even three people and they held it fine. They were wide enough plus they had doors that opened in the venter you could stash stuff. They were usually pine so if you can find one, I am sure it will be scratched up a lot but who cares since the top would be covered by your cages.
Just a cheapo suggestion.
At the moment, I am using cinder blocks while looking for something else. Yes, I had one of those tables presnakes and gave it away. What a dumba$$ I am!!!!!!
squale
Dec 28, 2005 03:36 PM
okay, since I am getting flexwatt for the bottom of the AP cage, should I get some rubber bushings to put under all 4 corners of the cage to elevate it off the table an inch or so so that the flexwatt has some air circulation and the cage is all level? I know the flexwatt has these clips that usually will push the one side of the cage up like 1/2" higher than the other..
normal_bp
Dec 28, 2005 10:52 PM
I called AP to ask about the T3...and they have a major design flaw IMO. They lady I talked to said "their cages are too thick for undertank heating" You may want to make sure this about this before you buy your flexwatt.
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squale
Dec 28, 2005 11:35 PM
many people have these cages with flexwatt and have no problems
normal_bp
Dec 29, 2005 02:09 PM
im just telling you what the ap rep told me about uth.
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avdnco
Dec 29, 2005 09:22 AM
Take a look at this... will leave about 6" either side, but deep enough.
http://www.homedecorators.com/detail.php?parentid=2877710&classification=2&definition=1381&typeDefId=1334&spec=410
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