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Been watching this video for 10-years, and it still is my favorite build video on RUclips. Do you have an update on it, and have you filled all 5 enclosures?

The best build I seen on here you really should consider going into business for your self great great craftsmanship. I’m definitely using this video as a guide to build my boa constrictor enclosure. Thank for this video it was very very helpful.

That set up is HORRENDOUS for a breaded dragon!!! WTF

I have been watching and referring to this video since you first posted it. To me, this is the best diy Boa rack video I have seen, and it has helped me tremendously. Built a baby rack based on your design. Thank you, greatly, for being willing to offer this to us.

I love how everyone is so worried about them having something to climb on and there is no fucking water in there hahaha dude wtf!

I've built this using his design. I stained, and poly'ed 3/4in cabinet grade plywood. Built divider's so it will house 6 ball python's. The plastic glass track is on Amazon. 6 Under cabinet lights off amazon. Herpstat 3 thermostat. Pre wired reptile basic's heat tape on each level under the frp. No issues with the frp covering the enclosure bottom. Pretty straight fwd, and easy project. Way cheaper than buying pre-built enclosure's.

Do you recon that would be big enough for boa imperators

I used your design and followed it to make 3 tier ball python enclosures. Thank you for making a great video.

What did you do for vents?

Nice cages

Does one 4x8 sheet build a 4x2x18" enclosure as well?

Dude u breath so heavy. Need to stop eating hamburgers

How much did the total build cost (roughly)? My friend wants me to make one but I want to give him a better answer than $32.50, I'm sure that was only for the melamine

Or would I only need one track?

I'm using 3/4" strips of melamine to attach tracks and I want to use 2 tracks. What is the width of each track I'd need to use?

Looking good guy!

What’s the total cost

How many sheets of melamine did you need to begin with before they were cut?

Dude, blow your nose WTF.

The heat tape won't cause a fire?

Used Your advice on this video about the heat tape and using that wall covering as flooring. Great idea by the way and have it all installed on ours. But the smell of the sealant is still pretty strong after over a week. How long did you let yours it before putting snakes in them? I feel like it’s too strong and might hurt them

Used Your advice on this video about the heat tape and using that wall covering as flooring. Great idea by the way and have it all installed on ours. But the smell of the sealant is still pretty strong after over a week. How long did you let yours it before putting snakes in them? I feel like it’s too strong and might hurt them

You talk too damn much! Write out a script and stay on topic!

Hey Dave my name is Jimmy i love love love your boa enclosure and have couple questions if you can please get back to me and if possible I'll give you my phone # and we can text thank you so so much and by the way love your ascent lol. And shopping same thing for my ball pythons thanks Dave hope too hear from you soon

I know I'm always looking for places to buy stuff for snakes or for our rats and mice. I'm telling all u reptile lovers now go to reptilesupplyco.com they have everything at cheapest price

So dangerous heat can’t escape from the heat tape.

Thank you so much . I'm looking to build about the same just doubled for adult sand boas . They are pets but also breeders and I want to be able to keep an eye while males are in with females .

I have had trouble finding heat tape locally, does anyone have any recommendations on where I could likely find it? I don't want to wait for online shipping.. otherwise a good online source would be appreciated!

Did you get the track piece from home depot as well? Can I get an item number or description of it? Looking for something identical to it and only finding 1/2 inch aluminum track pieces.

That's amazing that this only cost you $32.50! I really like the rack structure that allows you to fit cages on top of each other and casters so it can be easily rolled around in case you want to move it to another part of the room.

How did it work out with the flexwatt inside .....

hey great vid i just subscribed to your channel help support my new channel Ballin Boas by subscribing to us

How has a melamine held up with the moisture? I know it can swell up with minimum amounts of moisture.

would plexiglass be OK to use. I want to make mine with a door that opens down with 3 or 4 hinges across the bottom and have the plexiglass frames in. would that be OK?

just bought a 7 ft red tail and ran upon this video. it's the best and easiest I've seen so far. I used to be a construction laborer when I was young so I'll have no problem doing this especially now that I know home depot will make your cuts. (I never knew that, believe it or not) Thanks for a great video.

does the fire retardent panel give out good heat or do u think reg tiles from home depot would work just as good or better

Super helpful, I'm looking into red tail boas.

Great video! Thanks for adding the dimensions! This will be perfect for my tortoise hatchlings!

You might have considered placing the heat tape underneath the melamine and giving each enclosure its own top and bottom. I love the rest of the build, though.

Great build! The only concern that I have is your placing of the heat tape. It would be a little inconvenient to pull-up the textured floor to replace the hea

are those the dimensions just for the two cages

Omg the poor beardies have barely anything to climb on or anything do your research before you buy FIVE

Hi Dave. I've been meaning to let you know I built these exact terrariums (2x tall) based on your great video! You were too vague on how you made the bottom/rail slide or I just didn't understand it lol. Instead I used aluminum U rails drilled in top and bottom. With 1/8" thick plexiglass windows that I then cut out from scrap some plexiglass framework for the windows and plastic/solvent welded them to stop them from flexing at all. Which was the only part I was stressed about, but it worked great. Only caveat is that removing the windows would be a pain. They house my 2 adult cornsnakes! Long needed upgrade. I would say all together cost me under $350, a months worth of work mostly on my days off. I had all the tools, but no workbench to cut or measure things which made it difficult and more time consuming; it was makeshift stands and me on the concrete alot. I also added 3 vents per house, 1 on each wall with 1 small pc fan intaking fresh air slowly. 5 months and still holding up great, thanks again!

How do you have the heating setup? I hear the Flexwat heat tape needs ventilation to prevent fire hazard or warping the wood and glue in the wood ?

explain to me how I will put 48" inch piece into the inside of front if its 48" across. thank you for the idea but I just now realized your measurements aren't right jackass. unfortunately for me I figured you had your shit together. thanks idiot. good idea I guess beside you're wrong.

please dont keep 2 reptiles in the same enclosure, it can lead to them injuring each other, even if you think theyre fine together, please dont

In the description, you said the support pieces for the track are 48" long? Did you mean 46.5"?

where did u get the track ?

did you use the same thermostat for both cages heat tape

13:11 dat bug by the black tape in the bottom right do