Toad Ranch ALL PLASTIC PVC Enclosures in Mahogany, Teak and Driftwood

[Toad Ranch]

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Toad Ranch PVC Enclosures offers a beautiful, functional, durable alternative to the standard plastic cages available.

For years reptile caging was limited to wood products, melamine, etc. that would absorb odors, moisture, break down, and even harbor parasites. Plastics have been available for some time now and have proven to be superior in functionality and utility but have reflected just that in their appearance. At Toad Ranch we love the beauty you see in creation and wanted to provide a product that can showcase a miniature ecosystem in your home, office, or reptile room!

Our cages are made of 1/2” PVC body and 3/4" High Density Rigid Plastic front frames. Stunning wood grain frames with variegated coloring make Toad Ranch Signature cages one of a kind. Each one is as unique as the reptiles they house. Available in 3 beautiful wood tones: Mahogany, Teak, and Driftwood. Our cage fronts are not only for their looks they are partially recessed to offer incredible strength and stack-ability.

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[Sadie]

Opinions on this anyone? They look nice but are pricey-- I still like the Zens

 

[Toad Ranch]

Hi Sadie,
We just launched this line of all plastic enclosures and have had a great response to them.
Here's a little bit about us:

Toad Ranch is not just our business it is our home, reptiles aren't just our hobby, they are our passion. We are a small family business that prides ourselves in all we do.


Toad Ranch was so named by our then four year old daughter shortly after we purchased the chunk of paradise that our home sits on. The first spring must have been a good year for the vernal ponds on the property because there were toads EVERYWHERE.. thousands maybe millions of them. Our love of reptiles didn't start then though, this event was just a highlight in the story of Jared & DenniLynn owners, operators, and fecal removal specialists here at the Ranch. It was, in fact, our love of reptiles that first brought us together. This passion for reptiles started very young and we are often told by Denni's mom the story of her sleeping with her pet desert tortoise when she was young and catching snakes in the California desert. Jared's story is the Midwest version of this growing up with box turtles, snapping turtles, and garter snakes in Missouri. We met while I (Jared) was serving in the Marine Corps in California and what turned out to be our first date was a herping adventure.


Through the years our family has grown but our collection of cold-blooded friends as waxed and waned however our passion for them has not. As we've gone along we've bought and sold cages and have been able to see what we like and don't like about them. They all have their place and most are very utilitarian but we wanted to bring the beauty of nature into our home and the cage had to be an extension of that. With much trial and error, sweat and tears, painstaking phone call after phone call we were able to source the components that would not only make our cages durable under the harsh conditions they are subjected to, but able to have a beauty that would compliment and showcase the mini ecosystems and animals we house. We are excited to be able to make these available to herpetoculturists, hobbyists, and all reptile lovers across the US.


The chunk of paradise we have been blessed with is a very unique ecosystem called a glade, but not just any old desert ecosystem in the middle of the woods, a special type of glade that is defined by the Chert bedrock that is exposed to the surface. There are only about 60 acres of chert glade in the world and Toad Ranch boasts 4 of those. We take special care of this ecosystem we've been charged with.


Our greatest passion is not ours though it is of our savior Christ Jesus. We take care of God's creation because it is our duty as Christians. We thoroughly enjoy the variety and beauty that God has created here on Earth and hope we can share our love for God and His creation with all we encounter.


Thank you for connecting with us we hope to grow with you and all those in the hobby as we strive to better our husbandry for these cool creatures.



I also put together a short video that shows a little more about our enclosures that you can watch here: