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by Nate2012 on June 11, 2014
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hello, i am gonna begin to do snake shows and include my venomous snakes, any one have a clue about the wooden snake boxes? the kind with the screen hatch and lockable door, what they called? where to get one? Any help is appreciated. Nathan
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by agkistrodude on June 12, 2014
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Please fill out your profile so folks have an idea who they're talking to. Plus it's a site rule. All of the wooden transport boxes I have seen, including the ones I have were home made. Take care, Marty
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by Nate2012 on June 12, 2014
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Oh yeah, i forgot about that, its all made now! thanks for reminding me! I am not good with wood work, so thats the trouble, i thought maybe someone sold them. Thanks
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by choppergreg74 on June 12, 2014
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Yes I make them. But not out of wood. I male them out of a white PVC cellular board. They are easier to clean and keep sterile. I make all sizes.
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by choppergreg74 on June 13, 2014
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Sure. I'll take some pics and send them to your emails under your profiles. It Probally won't be till the end of the weekend.
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by Time on June 13, 2014
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I have been doing Educational Snake programs with venomous snakes for over 25 years. I load the snakes into the display cages at home and don't take them out until I return home unless I am doing capture training.
I use acrylic towers and neodesha cages for educational programs. These are great for display and security.
You have to make these containers idiot proof when doing programs. People will insist on putting their hands all over cages housing venomous snakes!
I use shift boxes for cobra hide boxes and one time to transport a 12' King cobra to a Zoo. They worked great for that. I would not use one for transport on a regular basis since they are not designed to be easily opened and accessible. At least the ones I have anyway.
I really like the screw top lidded 5-gallon buckets for transport in the field or rescue calls. They are are secure and easy access to the snake providing it fits in the bucket1 LOL
Just a few suggestions...
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by choppergreg74 on June 13, 2014
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I might be mistaken. But what I make and use are trap boxes. Some of them I put a plexiglass window in the bottom. So I can view the ssnake. Are you referring to those boxes used by those crazy churches down south that dance around with copperheads?
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by Nate2012 on June 13, 2014
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Well i am not sure what boxes they are talking about, during my programs i actually take the snake out, and sit them on a table for the kids, i cant put a picture here of the box i am talking about.. but.. i will see if i can put it in my profile, that is the type i am talking about.
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