What is the best and cheapest way to separatly house 100 baby colubrids? I planned everything about breeding except housing the babies. I don't want to build a rack, as my rack for the adults didn't come out well, I had one escape and I can barely open them (seems that the shelves bowed or something, causing snag in the middle and openings on either side). So, what is the best way to keep them, using minimum space and fairly cost effective?



Thanks



Nick
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It's just like the story of the grasshopper and the octopus. All year long the grasshopper stored up acorns for winter, while the octopus mooched off his girlfriend and watched tv. And then the winter came, and the grasshopper died, and the octopus stole all his acorns, and he got a race car. Is any of this sinking in?

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• Keeping hatchlings - metalpest, Thu Jan 12 02:18:31 2006
• RE: Keeping hatchlings - rainbowsrus, Thu Jan 12 10:53:56 2006
• RE: Keeping hatchlings - metalpest, Thu Jan 12 14:24:21 2006
• RE: Keeping hatchlings - rainbowsrus, Thu Jan 12 15:53:32 2006
• RE: Keeping hatchlings - metalpest, Thu Jan 12 23:10:59 2006
• clarification - PMHerps, Fri Jan 13 07:08:10 2006
• RE: clarification - rainbowsrus, Fri Jan 13 11:05:38 2006
• RE: Keeping hatchlings - chris_harper2, Thu Jan 12 13:54:50 2006
• RE: Keeping hatchlings - metalpest, Thu Jan 12 14:27:28 2006
• RE: Keeping hatchlings - chris_harper2, Thu Jan 12 14:38:43 2006
• RE: Keeping hatchlings - metalpest, Thu Jan 12 15:11:36 2006
• RE: Keeping hatchlings - chris_harper2, Thu Jan 12 15:28:55 2006
• RE: Then buy the racks. See links inside - - markg, Thu Jan 12 22:39:43 2006
• RE: Then buy the racks. See links inside - - metalpest, Thu Jan 12 23:11:14 2006
• RE: Then buy the racks. See links inside - - patenaud, Tue Jan 17 04:41:50 2006