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Plastic Caging

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Hi,

I have a panther chameleon about a year old.

A carpenter friend of mine graciously agreed to construct a new enclosure for me. And he's nearly done but we've been unable to locate plastic-coated caging which was reccommended to me for the sides?

Any suggestions/suppliers?

Thanks!
 
I may be wrong but i think you can get that at Home Depot or Lowe's. Not 100% sure but i thought i had maybe seen it there before.
 
Lexan plastic/acrylic is sold at just about all hardware stores. Is that what you were asking about?
 
Michael, I THINK he's talking about the plastic coated wire....and I've never seen that at Home Depot. We don't have a Lowe's around here, so I can't say for certain there. A farm supply store like Mills Fleet Farm or Tractor Supply perhaps?
 
What I'm looking for is a steel or other metal which has been woven into about 1/2 squares and then coated in plastic.

Something like this, basically: http://www.tenax.net/gardening/exaplamet.htm

Something that will be sturdy yet won't hurt his claws and be a large enough mesh that he won't get his claws hung up in it.
 
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