Started the new cage:

[razeraze]

Originally Posted by ssjsmits

What are the dimensions on that again?
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It looks great.

Thanks.
The cage is 9' x 4' x 6' 6". Her living space is 8' x 4' x 6' 6". There is a utility room 1' x 3' x 6' 6" for the canister filter, the food door, as well as storage.

Originally Posted by Addicted

That thing is going to awesome!I Can't wait to see it inhabbited.

Jason.

Thank you.

Originally Posted by Cristina

wow awesome..ure very talented

you can come and build me a custom shed ..lol

Thank you. My Fiance Rachel actually designs and builds the cages. She has a bachelor's degree in art, so she is particular to the "look" of the cage especially inside. I am allowed to give ideas and help, but I am more of a "slap it together" kind of guy and that does not fly with her.

[TammyJ]

Keep alert!!! I think your fiancee may be planning on putting YOU in that beautiful cage as soon as it is finished!!!!

Waiting to see the fait accompli!

[burmeselover15]

awsome dude looks great keep up the good work

[razeraze]

Originally Posted by TammyJ

Keep alert!!! I think your fiancee may be planning on putting YOU in that beautiful cage as soon as it is finished!!!!

Waiting to see the fait accompli!

She has already locked me in a few of our cages

Originally Posted by burmeselover15

awsome dude looks great keep up the good work

Thanks will do.

[burmeselover15]

not a problem dude cant wait to see the finished product either.

[ilovemylizard]

That is looking great! I was thinking of doing something like that a few years ago, with a drainable tub, for my yellow Annie...

Your pictures gave me some great ideas on how to design a cage, if I ever get another yellow anaconda...

My yellow was in a monster old scool aquarium, a 400 gallon, the glass was so thick it was green and wavy looking from an angle...I used a faucet powered aquarium siphon to drain and clean it...a weekly nightmare, LOL. I always wanted to put a drain on it, but couldn't figure out how to drill a hole in 1/2" thick glass, I couldn't have even flipped it on it's side without four or five guys to help, LOL...

your retic is going to be living the life, for sure...

It's sad how many people I see that put retics (and even anacondas) in terrestrial cages with itty bitty water dishes, seemingly oblivious to the fact these snakes spend a large portion of their life in slow moving rivers and lakes...

[Magvns]

Very Nice