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RE: Yo (cage pic per request)

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Posted by: elidogs at Mon Sep 9 13:30:21 2013  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by elidogs ]  
   

Nice cage...I see you build them out of wood all the way to the bottom. Nothing heavy duty at the bottom to hold the dirt.

I'm thinking of building one with wood stacks going up to the light. I'm just curious to see if they use it. My boas and ball pythons don't. They typically stay at the bottom range.

   

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