I have a really nice 4 stack high (421 www.boaphileplastics.com/421t.html ) - 4x2x11.5 foot wide Boaphile rack I bought for my move to Alaska, b/c I knew that heat and humidity would be bigger problems here than I had faced in Florida where I could use big glass cages without negatively affecting my snakes. These area great for the ball pythons, the smaller BCI, and corn snake. Even the Honduran Milk Snake seemed to like being in a level until I moved him into the larger wood cage 9though he doesn’t seem to like the larger wood cage, I think it is too dry for him, and too big).

I also have one 4 foot “Herp Enclosures” that has the same footprint people.tribe.net/altaira/b...bca7e0961c (this was my post, I returned one of the cages pictured here in favor of the 4 stack Boaphile). The quality fo this one is not as good, and hubby and I are having to do some work on it to secure (it doesn’t come with any sort of lock, just sliding glass doors) and the track that glass sits on has come unglued so I need to fix that too. It will be a great home for the Milks Snake once I ensure it is secured, especially since he is my total escape artist!

However, I feel like I need something bigger for the bigger boas. Originally I had a BIG wooden cage made to house them together, but now that I know they are different genders, I need to house them separately (no desire to breed).

Maybe I need a couple of the 6 foot Boaphiles; I rather like the ones that come with a built in hide too: www.boaphileplastics.com/big_cages.html - but holy cow are they expensive!!!!

Wonder how high I can stack these?? 2 bigs one on the bottom, and then stack 5 of the 4 footers?? Plus a stand since I hate a cage being on the floor….


What do you folks do for housing for the bigger boids (over 5 feet)??