This Bio Dude® Exclusive Enclosure by Kages™  features: 

• ½” black extruded PVC construction
• Premium abrasion resistant tempered glass sliding doors
• Black PVC center brace
• Vents in the rear and sides
• 11” substrate board
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One of the best things about a Kages enclosure is a phillips screwdriver and about 20 minutes is all you’ll need to assemble. 

Approximate Outside Dimensions: 59”x35”x35.5“

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• Young Tegu
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PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

• ½” rigid expanded PVC
• Closed cell surface
• Matte surface finish, both sides. A matte surface is great for reducing unnecessary stress on your reptile because they can not see their reflections. 
• Vibration and sound absorbent
• Low thermal conductivity (high insulation value)
• Lightweight
• Chemical resistant, non-corroding
• Low water absorption (does not rot)
• Premium tempered glass doors are a much safer option than float glass.
• Venting: Slit venting on the upper back wall and sides of the enclosure.

SHIPPING

• FREE Shipping to Continental United States.
• Please Note: This item arrives on a pallet, we recommend having a couple people handy to help unload this from the trailer upon delivery as the delivery service does not provide a lift gate so you will need to unload it from the trailer. 
• All enclosures are shipped unassembled to minimize shipping costs and prevent damage in transit. They build and disassemble each individual enclosure to ensure a perfect fit. Assembly is very easy and takes about 15 minutes and requires only a Phillips screwdriver, but I would recommend a drill to speed things up.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

• Each enclosure is handmade; visible variations or imperfections may be present however they have no effect on the functionality.
• All sizes are approximate. 
• We do not recommend the use of ceramic heat emitters in our enclosures. There are much safer and much more natural options for your new PVC reptile enclosure such as;
• Heat projector lamps 
• Basking Bulb 
• Radiant heat panels

Always use a thermostat and thermometer to monitor and regulate temperatures in your enclosure.