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4ft Boamaster cage with radient heat panel $100

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I have a 4ft Boamaster cage up for sale. Cage new is $140. I added a radient heat panel that cost me $65 and a dimmer switch and fluorescent light to it. First $100 takes it.

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Joe Deavers
J & S Reptiles
 
For anyone else wondering:

the Boamaster "reg" is 4'x28"x17".

Boamaster offers three variations of its 4 foot cages PLUS a screen topped Bearded dragon version.
 
suzuki4life said:
For anyone else wondering:

the Boamaster "reg" is 4'x28"x17".

Boamaster offers three variations of its 4 foot cages PLUS a screen topped Bearded dragon version.
Click to expand...

Thanks for the detailed info Gary. I am not at the location to measure the cage. I new it was 2ft deep give or take a couple inches.

Joe Deavers
J & S Reptiles
 
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