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My snake racks made of melamine
these ones were made in 2005 and
are still in use today!
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This is 4 of the first cages i built
when i first started keeping reptiles
they are a few years old when the
picture was taken and they still are
holding up great today (4/19/09)
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The Cage Pictured Above is a, 2' x 2' x
2 1/2' Birch Cage, Sliding Plexiglass
Doors (1/8"), 12" x 24"
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This cage is 4' x 6' x 2'
(Wide, Tall, Deep) is 3/4"
Birch / Maple Hardwood
Plywood, 1/4" Sliding
Glass Doors, 1 drawer
and 1 false drawer, mini
pond, and shelf's (shelf's
Made out of scrap). And
4- 2" casters.
Great Water dragon or
Frilled dragon cage
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Black Melamine Cage
2' x 3' x 6' (Deep, Tall, Long),
Sliding Plexiglass Doors (1/4").
This cage can be white or black. (this cage was
not completed when the picture was taken. )
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2' x 2' x 3' Painted black cage. Swinging
door, 1/8" thick glass, wood frame door.
Twig door handle. Lock and 2 latches.
Screen top.
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<------ This unit to the left is a school
project. Everyone had to build a cabinet
unit as a required project. I had no need
for a cabinet; so I decided to turn it into a
cage. The pictures are the cage cabinet
after I glued it together. When it's done
the top will have a fake drawer to block
the light fixtures and part of the lights.
The middle will have 1 or 2 door frames,
but will have sliding glass doors behind
them. The bottom will have a real drawer
to store stuff, However part of the cabinet
requirements were to have adjustable
shelf's. I didn't want to place them on the
inside of the cage, so I decided to do them
inside the drawer.
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