#snake rack

[saying-odd-shit]

listen im NOT saying that when making venomous snake restriction laws we should NEVER consult hot keepers, but i AM saying that the word of veterinarians and zookeepers should be held to a higher regard than the word of Hotkeeper McFreehandlerson who has 45 inland taipans in tupperware containers

[thegeckobakery]

First rack is done! 106 qt tubs for my ball pythons - at least for now. The other rack in progress will be for some Antaresia pythons. I'm very happy with this build - $700 total including the Herpstat 2 and all of the tubs.

[thegeckobakery]

Time to get started on the new racks. Filled up my SUV and almost didn't make it home with everything.

And you can see curry being very offended by my existence down at the bottom.

[tundrapython]

MORE QUESTIONS!!

I found this site specializing in reptile cages/tubs called Boaphile Plastics. Does anyone know anything about them?

[branches-n-burrows]

Finally got a second VE-6 rack! The left rack is for miscellaneous species and the right is for hognoses

[saying-odd-shit]

dont care didnt ask plus your snakes have 2 inches of headroom and can’t fully extend their spine

[moreinsanethansane]

Snake rack... Well kinda. Top is jafar my yellowbelly, next is my lemonblast bageria, bottom rack is my pastel lesser aladdin. My spider female esmeralda is staying next to me in the big tube by my bed. Empty tube hopefully will have a boa in that.

[mellepell]

Purchased two 60 quart underbed tubs last night for the bottom two shelves, which will be heated each by a one foot strip of 12-inch THG. The two uppermost shelves can support 4 32-quarts, for which I ordered the 6-inch THG, mainly because they can use the extra couple inches to help support ambient heat. I only use Sterilite's locking boxes because they aren't as narrow and have a bit more space than the non-locking variety. The equivalent then would be 41qt instead of 60qt and 28qt instead of 32qt. I like the solid lids but the latching low boxes give me more room to add things for them. The two high and two low shelves of the rack will of course be run on two separate thermostats to be hung on either side, or places on top once I can get a VE or Herpstat. And when the replacement pole for the top shelf comes in I'm probably going to look into getting some hardboard to attach to the back and right side of the rack for more insulation and security. I technically don't NEED all the tubs right now but before I have walls, it will help with insulation. All in all the rack itself cost $50, 20 minutes of sawing down the poles, and whatever the hardboard will cost cut. 32 quarts are $6.99 each and 60 quarts are about $14.99