In-cage platform/shelf?

[RedSidedSPR]

That's exactly what i was talking about! Thanks Matt!

Any idea if that would work with wood, instead of cardboard?

[Mrs N1ntndo]

yes thank you. Cause I was wanting to put a shelf in with my babies also so now I have an idea of what I can do. thank you so much thats awesome idea.

[Kantar]

it would most likely work with wood, but wood does warp with humidity

[d_virginiana]

That's a neat idea. I'll have to look into making one of those once I get a tank large enough for both of mine to live together.

[RedSidedSPR]

it would most likely work with wood, but wood does warp with humidity

True.. cardboard in my tank has never appealed to me, i like it looking really natural, but I'll look into it...

[RedSidedSPR]

Ok, because of my cage, I can't do Matts suggestion...

Also don't really want cardboard, because its not easy to clean, and doesn't support much weight...

Anybody?

[Kantar]

not even with flat metal pieces?

one of the shelves easily support 2 heavy 4 foot corn snakes

do you have a picture of the rim of your enclosure so I can maybe come up with an idea or 2 for you?

[RedSidedSPR]

Oh.. didnt know it was that strong. Cardboard is ok now.

I'll take a picture and show you when I'm at a computer (on my iphone now), but the problem is it's a sliding lid... and awkward rim, that the lid come up against...

Idk it might work, but when I was looking at it...

[d_virginiana]

Do you have access to balsam wood? If you really don't like the looks of cardboard, it's light, incredibly strong, and I'd think less likely than other woods to warp.

[Mrs N1ntndo]

so when you use cardboard how long does it last for.