My snake room. Oh Yay!!

First warning
http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f1...1/DSCN1200.jpg

Second warning
http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f1...1/DSCN1201.jpg

Third warning (now its scary lol)
http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f1...1/DSCN1202.jpg

And here we are.......................
I run an oil filled heater on a spyder robotics herpstat, and an electric heater as backup. as well as strip and individual heatpads. lighting is natural, but just in case i have timers for extra lighting if the days arent long enough. some tanks are used. you wont see them in my house anymore though. building new racks soon and all will be tubbed.
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hope you liked it.
if you see any concerns or have any comments hit me up im always down to optimize an environment.

looks like you need some more outlet plugs lol, extention cords a trip hazard for clumbsy people like me

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Originally Posted by OhhWatALoser

looks like you need some more outlet plugs lol, extention cords a trip hazard for clumbsy people like me

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i know. slowly buying longer heatpads so i only have a few plugs used instead of 12. the extension cord is for my oil filled heater. it always trips my circut breaker. but its comin along.

only have my snakes in glass cages, and just was wondering, can you attach your UTH to plastic containers, like that, just wondering from your pic, if so, im gonna buy some more snakes, lol

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is there a specific reason your asking? because just about every rack system on here has heat tape down and a tub that slides over it or against it. big thing is making sure it regulated

great room

lance

I noticed there aren't any hides, did you take them out so we could see the animals or are there no hides?

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Originally Posted by RBCpythons

i know. slowly buying longer heatpads so i only have a few plugs used instead of 12. the extension cord is for my oil filled heater. it always trips my circut breaker. but its comin along.

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are you not worried about tripping the circuit breaker all the time. Its telling you that you're drawing too much current, and if you keep ignoring it you're just asking for trouble.

I'd be worried about causing a fire. at least try to get a shorter extension cord.