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$1 family dollar aboreal cage

18ebolling

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Made this with a dremel hot glue gun and tape . Plus $1 storage cube with lid
 

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ilovebrachys

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Not a bad effort for a cheap storage cube :) if you put some bark/cork upright in there will be a decent arboreal enclosure :)
 
18ebolling

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ilovebrachys said:
Not a bad effort for a cheap storage cube :) if you put some bark/cork upright in there will be a decent arboreal enclosure :)
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I also like these because if I drill the holes in the right spot I can use the same cage as terrestrial and arboreal . I plan on trying a few more times seemanni if I can’t get it even better . Maybe a hinge for the front .
 

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