Hi everyone I have a 3.5 ft Ball Python and I need to get him a new cage...Does anyone here know of any good websites that sell cages??

What are you looking for? Custom built or just a simple glass enclosure? You can check our sponsors site... everythingreptilesupply.com

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MARSHA
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I am looking for custom built cages....

Oky doke I'm sure someone else will post more, but that is the only one I can think of at the moment.

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MARSHA
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I found these 2 sites Custom Cages Online Catalog and high-end habitats | "thinking outside of the box" ...has anyone here ordered a cage from them???

I've only purchased glass tanks commercially. Everything else I've made myself. What are you looking to spend? Do you want something fancy or an enclosure to supply the basic needs? The price ranges anywhere from $100 to thousands. Have you considered building one yourself? We can definitely help you out with any questions you might have in that direction.

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Mike
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I have been thinking about building an enclosure... but, i really dont know were to start...like what kinds of materials are safe for reptiles??? and how much it would cost to build a 48inX24inX18in enclosure???

Well if you used plywood. YOu would need these pieces.
top and bottom - 46 1/2 x 24 dp
sides - 24 x 18 h
back - 46 1/2 x 16 1/2 h
substrate dam - 46 1/2 x 4 h
this would only take 1 sheet. I don't know the cost of materials in your area but I would guess $25 - $40/sheet

Then 1 can of polyeurethane sealant - $15 or so
Then the flip down doors. Could could use a framed door or frameless like in the ads. I would go with 2 doors on a 48 wide unit.
I can't approx the cost of the plexi. It varies a lot.
Do a little investigation on the plexi and hinges for it. You won't be a whole lot cheaper than some of the units available out there. But it's a whole lot more fun.

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Mike
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What thickness of the plywood would you recommend Michael?

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For something that size, 3/4 inch would be best. You wouldn't save much money buying the 1/2" anyway.

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