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    Snake rack question

    Do I need to add protective finish to my wooden snake rack or is it probably good without it? It is made of oak plywood btw.
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    Re: Snake rack question

    I'd recommend it, I just finished a rack and its finished.

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    Re: Snake rack question

    You absolutely do. Other wise the humidity will just root the underside of the shelf. I used polycrilic for all my wooden cages/racks

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    Re: Snake rack question

    I used hellmans spar urethane

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