Very cool cages. Thoughts?

[MCARBO]

Came across this website-
They are very pricey- but I've only got one little friend to show off, and I think thses are very nice, and safe. Does anyone have one, or perhaps seen one in person?
http://tarantulacages.com/terrestrial.html

 

[Bast]

I've heard a lot of good things about these cages. They are pricey and I know quite a few hobbyists have just made their own, as they aren't that complex in design. If you don't mind spending the money they are great enclosures...but if you're handy, make your own

 

[Nada]

Expenssive, other-wise solid. I don't own any, I just can't justify the price.

 

[Bast]

Tarantulaguy1976 (aka Robc) has some awesome tutorials on youtube. Just type "Tarantulaguy1976 enclosure" in the search bar, lots to check out

 

[harleyqueen]

Came across this website-
They are very pricey- but I've only got one little friend to show off, and I think thses are very nice, and safe. Does anyone have one, or perhaps seen one in person?
http://tarantulacages.com/terrestrial.html

How is the president, I hope he is well.

 

[Rich Kaminski]

acrylic aquariums are much more expense then glass, i like Kenny"s 10 Dollar sets up myself.

 

[Atx13]

acrylic aquariums are much more expense then glass, i like Kenny"s 10 Dollar sets up myself.

I have to agree 1000% with this

 

[MCARBO]

How is the president, I hope he is well.

Thanks for asking. The president is great!

 

[harleyqueen]

Thanks for asking. The president is great!

Good to know. I hope he wins the next election! He's gorgeous.

 

[Richard Ray]

I personally have looked at building my own set ups and found that it cost almost 50% more to buy the materials to build one at a time than it is to buy a ready made. And if you take the time and look online you can find set ups on sale.

 

[Bast]

I'm not handy at all...so pretty sure I'd ruin more material than would be acceptable lol.

 

[Richard Ray]

I'm not handy at all...so pretty sure I'd ruin more material than would be acceptable lol.

with never working with any kind of plastic sheets I'm sure I would have wasted a lot of materials too. So I'm really ok with buying ready made for half the cost and they look better than what I would/could make at home.

 

[jtrux]

Experiment on some cheap acrylic from Home Depot or Lowes. It's really easy to work with. Just make sure you have a method for making consitently straight cuts. Once you get the hang of it, you can buy some clear acrylic and some black acrylic and make some really nice enclosures.