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...been sold.  Thanks to all who inquired.

Joe

bzEgan@hotmail.com (Joe Egan) wrote in message news:<3939261e.0301271040.6e0726a5@posting.google.com>...
> Read on if you can snap up a great deal in Chicago!  (Dollars and
> cents are addressed at the end of the message.)
> 
> This cage is a real piece of work!  ...perfect for a large herp! 
> First, the cage itself is a NEODESHA PLASTICS 72" model.  It includes
> SEVERAL VENTS, a 72" LIGHT HOOD FOR TWO 72" "sun" BULBS, a easy-clean
> WATER DISH that will not spill, and 2 GIGANTIC STERILE LOGS any
> constrictor would kill to slither around!.  The cage is also
> complemented by a high-wattage INFRARED BASKING LIGHT AND DOME mounted
> on the top of the cage's left side and a low-wattage, fully-sealed
> HELIX CONTROLS INFRARED HEAT PANEL mounted under the right side of the
> cage's roof.  The basking light and heat panel are controlled by 2
> HELIX CONTROLS DBS-1000 PROPORTIONAL THERMOSTATS
> http://www.helixcontrols.com/prod_dbs1000.htm).  These items are all
> top-notch.  (Heck, the thermostats even provide power-failure
> protection!)
> 
> The cage is ALREADY DRILLED (with rubber grommets perfectly fitted) to
> allow the infrared heat panel's power cord and the two Helix Controls
> DBS-1000's temperature probes into the tank.  These are _ideally_
> placed; the heat panel's power cord is _flushly_ routed a short
> distance to the back of the cage.  ...real nice looking (for
> perfectionists out there)!  The temperature probes drop in through the
> cage's ceiling, and (using the respective grommet through which each
> passes as a snug choke) they may be hung as high or low as necessary.
> 
> ...BOTTOM LINE REGARDING THE CAGE: The right 2/3 is heated to a
> background temperature of your choice (set on one DBS-1000), and the
> left 1/3 is heated to another (basking) temp of your choice (set on
> the other DBS-1000).  No herp could ask for more!
> 
> To whoever buys the cage, I WILL ALSO PROVIDE my BOOKS on boas and
> pythons (including several classic volumes on reptile law and breeding
> boas and pythons).  I will also include my 18" HEMOSTATS, a little
> ORCHID BARK, a bit of MOSS, and Quatricide STERILIZING CLEANER.
> 
> I am LOCATED IN Chicago and will speak with anyone seriously
> interested in this enclosure.  It is about the size of a phone booth,
> so you had better take that into consideration up front.  (Anyone with
> a pickup truck, van, or full-size SUV could grab it handily, but I
> CANNOT SHIP OR DELIVER ANYTHING.)  ...BOTTOM LINE: $300 (or best
> offer) TAKES EVERYTHING.  (Keep in mind that the cage and associated
> equipment cost _well_ over $1,000 alone!)  Please reply by email to
> bzEgan@hotmail.com.  Thanks!
> 
> Joe
> bzEgan@hotmail.com