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    rack size and set up

    I need to build another rack or 2 soon and am curious how people with bigger collections have theirs organized. As of now I have males and females in the same racks and have had (knock on wood) no eating or breeding issues. Do most people keep males and females completely seperate? Also curious at what size you bump females up to about a 41qt. I don't have any huge 3000g+ females but a couple probably could use the extra space soon. I think for now I'll do another 28qt rack to seperate males/females then in a month or 2 when I have the extra play money work on a 41qt. Or maybe a combo rack? I'm so indecisive!

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    Re: rack size and set up

    Some males are house in the same racks than females it depends on the size of the animal and the size of the tub best suited for said animal.

    As far as tub size, in general (there is always the exception) anything 2000/2500 is moved to 41 quart (in my case V70), again it depends on the animal. Everything else is kept in 32 quarts tubs.




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