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Since I may be moving I decided to wait as far as pursuing the dream room I want with lots of large cages. It would be a major hassle to move everything so for the meantime I threw this together. That is a 45 gallon aquarium beneath those shelves...those sterilites are over 70 quart size. I am most likely going to put a bunch of female Brooksi in those. The rack....is nothin fancy but it will help me get through this hopefully productive year....but these containers are not always available and I thought some of you guys would like to know you can soemtimes find them at Target. Tom Stevens

Looks good Tom it will do it's job and it's disposable if need be for the move! Talk to you soon! ~ Mike

Thanks bro, I actualy had all the wood just sittin in my garage....so it cost next to nothing to make. I just drilled a few and put some snakes in them and those snakes are exploring like crazy. They have plenty of room to stretch out, so I am satisified for sure. Tom Stevens

-The fearless "Bud Light" stunt man! Nice hide-box in the bottom tank!
But anyway, good lookin' rack with nice roomy containers! I have a similar one which allows me to keep my 5.5 foot and 6 foot kings in!

Zee
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"I am an expert on everything, but I know so little and have so much to learn!" -Carsten "Zee" Zoldy-

LOL It has been said that being in my snake room sometimes reminds people of being at the supermarket. I had a nice stockpile of boxes in my garage and now that my animals are up...I can finally put them to use. I like cardboard hides...because as soon as they get dirty I just throw em away....I have enough things to wash already. Tom Stevens
believe it or not theres a 6 foot Pine in that Bud Light box!

Tom,

Well, that explains it...I'm going to have to start looking in all the empty 12pk boxes at the spots I hit....that must be where all the pines I can never seem to find are.

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Bart Borchert
Sandhill Reptiles
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LOLOLOL!!! That's where I'd be!!!
Todd Hughes

WOW! That's cool! I'm a big Pitouphis fan myself, except I can't keep any in NC. so I'm stuck with my lousy, now two year old, 6.25' Eastern Indigo as a second choice . . .LOL, ok I'm just kidding (about the lousy Indigo part). I love my Indigo - he kicks Butt!!!
But Big Eastern Kings still Rule!!!
What type of pine/s do you have? Thanks!

Zee
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"I am an expert on everything, but I know so little and have so much to learn!" -Carsten "Zee" Zoldy-

I have 1.1 Southerns. Patternless het Amels. I produced blotched, amel bltoched, patternless and amel patternless from them and they're awesome pets. I also have Sonoran Gopher morphs, San Diego Gopher morphs and a pair of Bulls..the father was an Ivory from the European line. Pits are great snakes, but I just do not have the room to have as many as I'd like. So I make up for it by having tons of Kings lol Tom Stevens

Stop whining and send it my way, Zee!
Todd Hughes

well, almost that is (just outside the city). Have you seen any lately out there?

Zee
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"I am an expert on everything, but I know so little and have so much to learn!" -Carsten "Zee" Zoldy-

Yeah, there is a very larghe male and a 4 1/2-5' female hanging out at the study site so they are still sticking around. Saw them in Oct., Nov., and Jan. Saw a dor baby crote this morning and a glass lizard and baby ribbon yesterday so things are starting to pop up. Hurry up May!!!! Maybe comin' your way to visit my daughter in D.C. so I may be up for the eastern challenge. When will things start to pop in your neck of the woods?
Todd Hughes

Things'll get moving about late March to early April depending on the temps next month . . . Nice lil' cali there...

Zee
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"I am an expert on everything, but I know so little and have so much to learn!" -Carsten "Zee" Zoldy-

Thanks, here's 2 more!
Todd Hughes