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Just bought a new camera and just made a new rack. So I guess I'll share.

Ryan
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>>Just bought a new camera and just made a new rack. So I guess I'll share.
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>> Ryan
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Those don't look like the 28 gallon tubs. Rather they look like the 11 or 14 quart tubs. Am I right?

Good job. Too small for ball pythons, though.
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Longtang. I like snakes and rats.

They're just 32 qt rubbermaids. I keep some geckos and small colubrids in there. I do keep any larger animals.

Ryan

>>They're just 32 qt rubbermaids. I keep some geckos and small colubrids in there. I do keep any larger animals.
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>> Ryan

Oh. 32 qt. That is great! Sorry that I thought they were the 14 qt ones. It was hard to tell what their sizes were from the picture.

I take back what I said about their being too small for ball pythons. Now that I know that they are 32 qt tubs, I have to say that they are perfect sized for all but the biggest of female ball pythons.

Great work!

Here is the 27 qt tub rack that I made for my ball pythons. the bottom two shelves (not shown) are for large females. They are about 44 qts (36"x16"x6".

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Longtang. I like snakes and rats.

Hi,

Your pic is wonderful in explaining how to build a rack, i just have a few questions

The shelf above the tubs acts as a top right? Do you leave any space for air exchange or just punch small holes into the tubs?
Was that a heating mat? I have no clue about using heat tapes, where do you put it? How do you attach it? I'm going to eventually build a rack for baby leopard geckos and heating is the biggest road block for me.

Thanks
Red
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