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Latest Habitat I'm working on

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This is the fourth enclosure I've built, and I'm learning from each experience.

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I used linoleum on the floor and rock wallpaper on the sides and top inside. Trim all around...still have to do the top and back sides, after I silicone seal it all, then I'll stain it and seal it. Adding a porcelain fixture for a heat element on top inside, and a long fluorescent light along the top of the back wall. Have to add some handles on the front glass doors, then a lock for the front glass doors as well. Add some casters to the bottom and it'll be all set!
 
Thanks much!

It's got a porcelain fixture which holds a heater lamp/element, although I only need to use it during the cooler months...most of the year the average temp inside stays around 83 just with the flourescent lamp on the back. I use this one for Reptiles of Concern when we first rescue them.
 
Show some pics of other cages you have built. You have some skills. I appreciate the work. I am a cage builder myself, enjoy it as much as I do the herps.
 
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