Does anyone here use Boamaster enclosures? ive been looking on there sight and i am real insterested in there 6 foot setup to use for my rhino igg. just wondering if anyone has any feedback on them. getting my tax money back in a little over a week and i really want to buy one for him and possibly the monitors as well.
boamaster cages?
- Thread starter Mike D
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I have not used the personally but I hear that they are very heavy and difficult to move. Wish I could tell you more.
Damn. I'm trying to figure out who I want to go through for my new cages. There are so many otptions and I don't know who to go through. He's got killer prices as well which is one of the reasons I want to deal with him.
Weight isn't really an issue with me. I want to set them up and leave them. And I love his 6 foot cages. That will last my rhino for a while, but he doesn't really have anything that's tall enough for my monitors which kinda makes me mad lol
Weight isn't really an issue with me. I want to set them up and leave them. And I love his 6 foot cages. That will last my rhino for a while, but he doesn't really have anything that's tall enough for my monitors which kinda makes me mad lol
I was checking at animal plastics. Looked quick today at work but I have to lookinto them more when I get home tonight.
I'm also looking at boaphile as well. They have some nice looking setups.
I just have to make sure I can mount my lights because I am using these for my monitors and my rhino iguana.
I was going to build but I just don't have the time to do it haha
I'm also looking at boaphile as well. They have some nice looking setups.
I just have to make sure I can mount my lights because I am using these for my monitors and my rhino iguana.
I was going to build but I just don't have the time to do it haha
Melamine cages are an evolutionary dead end in cage designs today..........But, all the commercial cages on the market are designed for Snakes, not Lizards that need 36 inches of substrate to keep them happy........Don't know what to tell ya......
The only ones I have that need deep substrate in the monitors and even at that they don't dig for the most part. They are aboreal.
And the rhino igg needs no substrate. I had him on tile before. I'm just liking the stacking option
And the rhino igg needs no substrate. I had him on tile before. I'm just liking the stacking option
well after looking around i think i am going to go with animal plastics. im just waiting to see how much the shipping is going to be. im looking at getting 2 cages from them
#1
72x30x18- this i am going to use for the rhino iguana. im hoping that will last for a little while lol.
#2
48x24x36- for the peacock trio. i think this should last them for a while haha.
i was also talking to the guy at boamaster today and i could get a
72x36x20.5 and a 48x24x36 from him as well. its about $100 cheaper but those are going to be made out of melamine, so they will be heavier, so he might not be cheaper than Amimal Plastics comes to for shipping.
hopefully i hear from them early tomorrow and if i decide to go with them i can call by the end of the week and put a down payment on them
#1
72x30x18- this i am going to use for the rhino iguana. im hoping that will last for a little while lol.
#2
48x24x36- for the peacock trio. i think this should last them for a while haha.
i was also talking to the guy at boamaster today and i could get a
72x36x20.5 and a 48x24x36 from him as well. its about $100 cheaper but those are going to be made out of melamine, so they will be heavier, so he might not be cheaper than Amimal Plastics comes to for shipping.
hopefully i hear from them early tomorrow and if i decide to go with them i can call by the end of the week and put a down payment on them
I have a boamaster cage, and yes, they're VERY VERY VERY heavy and VERY VERY VERY hard to assemble due to the weight.
Buy something lighter.
Buy something lighter.
