Sunshines2day
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Has anyone experience/heard of any drawbacks with Boaphiles?
Thanks for any replies.
Linda
Thanks for any replies.
Linda
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Thinking of Boaphile cages for BRB's.......
- Thread starter Sunshines2day
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Bci Joe
BCIJOE
Hi Linda, I am one of hundreds or more who has had OUTSTANDING results with Boaphiles!
I think they are the best - quality, craftmanship, strength, durability, colors, shipping (free), knowledge/experience in boas, humidity, cleaning, hardware, heat, light (all installed)... I can't say enough about them!
I got rid of my other cages, and then even bought some Visions and got rid of them for more Boaphiles!
I do keep mostly colombian boas, but I have raised other boas as well in these cages - Central Americans, Hogg Islands, Dumerils and Rainbow Boas.
I had an adult trio of Argentine, Colombian and Brazilian Rainbow Boas and they did wonderfull in the boaphiles!
I would prefer a mulch bedding with them to raise humidity, and the cage itself holds and maintains the humidity better than others i've worked with.
They were very healthy and seemed very happy there!
In the pic below, you MAY be able to make out the Colombian Rainbows in the center stack, 2nd cage from the top.
You can't see any others and there isn't mulch in this setup, but you may notice that everyone has a normal water bowl, but the center top cages have plastic shoeboxes or small tubs for water - these are for the rainbows and were for extra humidity since I didn't have mulch at the time. The glass door was usually fogged up so I think that is more than enough!
Take care, Joe
I think they are the best - quality, craftmanship, strength, durability, colors, shipping (free), knowledge/experience in boas, humidity, cleaning, hardware, heat, light (all installed)... I can't say enough about them!
I got rid of my other cages, and then even bought some Visions and got rid of them for more Boaphiles!
I do keep mostly colombian boas, but I have raised other boas as well in these cages - Central Americans, Hogg Islands, Dumerils and Rainbow Boas.
I had an adult trio of Argentine, Colombian and Brazilian Rainbow Boas and they did wonderfull in the boaphiles!
I would prefer a mulch bedding with them to raise humidity, and the cage itself holds and maintains the humidity better than others i've worked with.
They were very healthy and seemed very happy there!
In the pic below, you MAY be able to make out the Colombian Rainbows in the center stack, 2nd cage from the top.
You can't see any others and there isn't mulch in this setup, but you may notice that everyone has a normal water bowl, but the center top cages have plastic shoeboxes or small tubs for water - these are for the rainbows and were for extra humidity since I didn't have mulch at the time. The glass door was usually fogged up so I think that is more than enough!
Take care, Joe
