ASF's aplenty!

They all started dropping babies last week!

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aww look at the fuzzy babies... how cute. nice set up too. where did you get the tubs for them from?

Thats a great set up very nice.

What are your groups 1.2?

bigappleherp.com for the cages they are $17.95 each for the small ones very nice cages,I have them in trios its been working the best. had some in a bigger cage at 1.6 but lost all the litters because I miss sexed a small male so it was really 2.5 got rid of that & stuck with 1.2 trios I think there is 40 babies on the ground now.

love the setup... keep us updated... curious to see if they end up chewing the top rim of the plastic....

Okay I must be blind here because I just looked at the Big Apple Herp site and while I found mouse breeder and rat breeder caging, nothing that looked like what the OP posted. Anyone have a link to these specific cages?

search rodent cages on their site.they have a drop down bar to pick the sizes its the small cage.

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Originally Posted by frankykeno

Okay I must be blind here because I just looked at the Big Apple Herp site and while I found mouse breeder and rat breeder caging, nothing that looked like what the OP posted. Anyone have a link to these specific cages?

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I checked it out, looks like this is the link:
http://www.bigappleherp.com/Big-Appl...c=2&category=4
I might get a few of these myself at that price.

Guess it was the angle of the picture because I thought they looked like they had a different type of metal top on them. Silly me. :oops:

So realistically how many ASF's can you keep in one of those small enclosures without overcrowding (don't want them eating their own offspring). Also I see you have 4 of those cages per shelf. Is that just a typical plastic shelving unit or an oversized one?