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DIY Enclosure

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I'm looking at making 2 38"x24"x18" enclosure for my rainbow boas and was wondering if anyone has used plastidip spray to seal enclosures up. Any suggestions are welcome.
 
When I do wooden enclosures, I line the cages with linoleum and seal the edges and corners with silicone.

I've done the top of the insides with polyurethane.

Worked well for my gtp and boa.


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What I did was cut out a square from the wood and covered it with plexiglass. Then attached my heat pad/tape to the plexiglass on the outside of the cage.

This way it doesn't have to attempt to heat through the wood as well


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