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PapaSmurf View Profile |
Pine Vs Spruce
I’ve read on here that using pine and ceder are bad for the snakes. My local lumber yard stocks both pine and spruce 2x4s etc. Is spruce also bad or is it just the pine and ceder? |
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| 08/20/09 12:26pm |
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Cerondipity View Profile |
Message To: PapaSmurf In reference to Message Id: 2060863 Pine Vs Spruce
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| 08/20/09 10:19pm |
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PapaSmurf View Profile |
Message To: Cerondipity In reference to Message Id: 2061176 Pine Vs Spruce
Poplar huh. Never would have thought that would have been useful for much of anything except firpit wood... Around here we call them weed trees. We have a large abundance growing where i live, now I’m getting some crazy ideas for trimming this cage out...... |
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| 08/21/09 01:05am |
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UROKEEPER View Profile |
Message To: PapaSmurf In reference to Message Id: 2061269 Pine Vs Spruce
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| 08/21/09 06:38am |
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UROKEEPER View Profile |
Message To: UROKEEPER In reference to Message Id: 2061333 Pine Vs Spruce
good luck |
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| 08/21/09 06:40am |
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Fairy Frog Mother View Profile |
Message To: UROKEEPER In reference to Message Id: 2061334 Pine Vs Spruce
Redwood and Eucalyptus are also on the list of No No woods. Pine can be used if sealed thoroughly. Oh hey, and if you’re gonna trick it out with some nice trims...Tulip wood, Tiger Maple, Mahogany, Ebony bits inlaid could be pretty if you know how. I personally would love to have an enclosure made of Teak...since its so moisture forgiving...but yeah...priiiiicey! |
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| 08/21/09 08:58pm |
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PapaSmurf View Profile |
Message To: Fairy Frog Mother In reference to Message Id: 2061706 Pine Vs Spruce
i also like looking for whatever scores i can find as far as "scrap wood" After all, if it can be built, it can be disassembled and rebuilt into something else. :P i find the goodwill and salvation army stores we have to be a valuable resource for wood products that people don’t really appreciate, and give away cause they thing its junk. Its amazing the finds you can find when you know, or have someone with you that can identify a wood by its grain. I once bought a solid oak dresser (even the drawers and backing board were solid planed slats) for 14$ the wood alone would have cost me over 300$ due to its dimensions and being solid wood. (the top alone was a 6’x20" solid sheet.) Around here, trees dont get that big no more. I truly can wait to start bulding this thing. Im getting such a mental image of how this viv COULD look, its driving me mad. haha Hurry up snow -- start flying...daddy’s got some building to do. |
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| 08/22/09 04:42am |
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PapaSmurf View Profile |
Message To: PapaSmurf In reference to Message Id: 2061805 Pine Vs Spruce
I keep loking at different parts of my house thinking "If I put it there, I can make it a foot longer, or a couple feet wider.." I think im gonna have a problem of not knowing where to draw the line. |
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| 08/24/09 11:58pm |
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DeerHunter View Profile |
Message To: PapaSmurf In reference to Message Id: 2063128 Pine Vs Spruce
Also what and where do I get something to treat the wood with? |
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| 08/25/09 11:52am |
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PapaSmurf View Profile |
Message To: DeerHunter In reference to Message Id: 2063250 Pine Vs Spruce
There actually is alot of information in this forum about cage heating. You just need to use the search feature, and see what others are using, then plan yours depending on your own needs. |
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| 08/25/09 08:37pm |
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