Switching to Rack

I want to get more balls within the next 60days or so, and i've been really considering ordering a new rack from animal plastics.com.....i have a normal juve ball right now but i am going to the Wheaton expo in May to hopefully pick up at least 2 new balls. So if anyone has any feedback on the Wheaton show and on ordering from Animal Plastics please share... Thanks

I haven't ordered a rack from AP, but I was 100% satisfied with my PVC enclosure from them.


Sent from my iPhone 5 using Tapatalk

Try Reptile Basics..

I like mine it is a very old model but it is great. Just remember racks get a good deal of the temp control from the room ambient temps they simply do not work well in rooms below 76ºF.

I have nothing against AP racks...but if you are planning to expand in the next 60 days...you won't have a rack ready. Order from Reptile Basics...they will ship the same week!

Make sure you expand your collection safely. What I mean by that is you should properly quarantine your new animals. I guess if you buy a rack you could house two new snakes in the top and bottom tubs. Make sure to keep your current snake away from the rack for AT LEAST 60-90 days. Put the rack on the other side of the room or in your closet. Good luck.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by TheSnakeGuy

Make sure you expand your collection safely. What I mean by that is you should properly quarantine your new animals. I guess if you buy a rack you could house two new snakes in the top and bottom tubs. Make sure to keep your current snake away from the rack for AT LEAST 60-90 days. Put the rack on the other side of the room or in your closet. Good luck.

---

Yes I plan on doing that, thanks for the advice i will def. put it to work

Also thanks for the recommendations everyone, I have done more research and decided to order a hatchling rack from Chris at Cserpents.com. I just ordered it a few minutes ago and i'm pretty excited for it to get here!!!:banana:

I would suggest that 90 days is far too short. In light of new evidence about para virus and Ibd I would suggest 6 months as a minimum. Shorter perhaps if para and Ibd have been tested for but most find the tests expensive.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

just asking, why does it take animal plastics so long for their orders? they seem to make great stuff, i would love to have one but dont want to wait that long for them