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I found it a month or so ago and know that I have the time to start my project.I can't find the ad!!anyway...It was being sold on kingsnake's classifieds,It is a cd that has all instructions needed to build these racks that are made of 2x4 and 2x2's.And to made things worst I can't remember the designer's name.
If anyone has any info that can help me please drop me a line or two.
Thanks

The place you are looking for is Raintree Herpetoculture.

www.raintreeherp.com/racksys.htm

personally its a waste of money, and the racks are designed for snakes, not for rodents..

best of luck

dan

Dan:

Why do you think it's a waste of money, for keeping snakes I mean?

Ben

for keeping snakes its alright i guess.. but the $20 you spend on the plans, you could be spending on supplies to build a rack yourself, they really are quite simple to construct.

depending on materials you choose, and box size you rely on, you could design and build a simple rack in less than 2 hours (if you have the tools)

all in all.. its a pretty decent idea, but $20 seems alittle on the steep side, when alot of breeders and rack building info can be found for FREE around the net..

dan

OK, you are right.

Ben

Go there. I built it. It produced some feeding machines. I have ball pythons and EVERY time I attempt feeding they will. My CH I bought at 341 grams starting 8 days ago she has eaten a total of 4- 35 to 45 gram rat pups and is now over 450 grams. My female that was 1200 grams when I bought her as a problem feeder (only live) ate 5- 130 gram F/T rats right from the tongs in the past 15 days. This rack works!!!

Dave

That is a nice rack!!Do you have anymore links with free plans?
Thanks