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Let's see some pics of you guys set ups. I have a two bedroom apt, and when my roommate moved out a couple years ago I decided to not get another roommate, and just turn that room into my snake room. Kinda funny- my herps get the big bedroom, and I live in the smaller one. My co-workers joke that my snakes have their own bathroom. At the rate I keep increasing my reptile family I'll have to get a house soon. lol.
Ken

Here's mine, glass tanks in Family Room, and assorted racks from Jason Van Kirk at Rosy's, Racks, and More. Please ignore all the junk.

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Rick
Never Enough
Reptiles

small rack top two containers to the left say- hello Rick....

The male aberrant ate two pinkies last week.

Thanks again,

cory

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2.4 E. prasina
3.3 L. m. thayeri
1.1 A. stimsoni
1.1 C. t. roseofusca
1.2 L. t. gaigeae

My religion consists of a humble admiration of the illimitable superior spirit who reveals himself in the slight details we are able to perceive with our frail and feeble mind.- Albert Einstein

You'll have to get some pics of them.
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Rick
Never Enough
Reptiles

>>Let's see some pics of you guys set ups.

Adjustable Book Shelves and Tanks;
Those are adjustable shelving units (book cases) I ordered from a store called Wood Works. I ordered them at 14 in. deep instead of the normal 12 ". They cost about 120.00 each. One was a 3 ft. and one was the 5 ft. tall By 3 ft. wide. I built a hidden compartment In the upper right hand unit, from extra shelving boards. Very simple just an extra 6" shelf and I used Magnetic cabinet latches to hold the door on( removable door ). I drilled 1-1/4 holes (easy to push plugs through ) from one cabinet to another, at shelf elevation (in hidden compartment) and also vertical In the Corners of the shelves to run wiring. each tank has a bottom Heater and light. I used three 6 way power outlets in the units, One for the lights, One for the heaters, and one in the hidden compartment for light timers for the heaters. I can turn on all 6 lights at once with the power strip switch located on one side of a tank. My heaters work off one light timer switch which is in the hidden compartment along with any extra cords,
I also have racks in the garage where I house most of my snakes and hatchlings.

http://www.webspawner.com/users/rbichler/index.html

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R.BICHLER