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paintballerpunk722 01-20-2013 03:22 PM

boa master or animal plastics cages?
 
im in the market for a new cage 4x2x1 and ive been looking at the boamasters and animal plastics but dont know which is better i useually build my own but im tired of all the heavy cages so anyhelp would be great

bkline 01-20-2013 04:10 PM

Animal plastics vote from me

paintballerpunk722 01-20-2013 04:13 PM

thanks brendon i trust your judgement on them 100%

bkline 01-20-2013 04:17 PM

No problem. I bought a ten lot years ago. Last nicely for like 18 months. Then went downhill quick.

Tim Cole 01-22-2013 12:12 PM

Animal Plastics gets my vote.

Metachrosis 01-28-2013 08:10 AM

AP gets my vote as well,their ability for custom work is second to one
They will build what you want without gouging for extra profit

TriangleReptiles 01-28-2013 07:36 PM

Another vote for AP. Best customer service in the business.

cguarino30 02-04-2013 07:37 PM

with regard to the customer service issue, I will say that I personally, as well as many people I know, have complained that boamaster's customer service can be a little lacking (nothing major, just long delays between contact and orders taking considerably longer than promised) So if you do go the boamaster route, I would recommend buying something cash and carry at a reptile show, as opposed to ordering something to be built and shipped.

MistyC 04-16-2013 09:35 AM

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Originally Posted by cguarino30 (Post 1569690)
with regard to the customer service issue, I will say that I personally, as well as many people I know, have complained that boamaster's customer service can be a little lacking (nothing major, just long delays between contact and orders taking considerably longer than promised) So if you do go the boamaster route, I would recommend buying something cash and carry at a reptile show, as opposed to ordering something to be built and shipped.

Extremely lacking. I did buy something from them at a show and was able to bring it home then, only to find parts were missing when I got the package home.

After pretty much nagging them over the course of several months they FINALLY sent out the missing parts.

The heating element is incredibly poor as well, it leaves the middle tubs nice and warm but the ones on either side are a good 4-6 degrees cooler...which just doesn't work when it comes to reptiles, especially hatchlings which is what I purchased mine for...



So yeah, I'd say go with animal plastics.


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