Water Bowls for Racks.

I have used many different types

Ceramic ones - Heavy and bulky to carry downstairs to wash and I use to break at least one every time I would clean them too, so I gave up on those.

PVC Coupler and deli cups - Still have some animals tipping them so I moved away from those as well except for my males.

Now I mainly use those

http://i954.photobucket.com/albums/a.../WaterDish.jpg

$1 each at the Dollar tree store, lightweight, plastic, work great no more tipping.

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http://i954.photobucket.com/albums/a.../WaterDish.jpg

$1 each at the Dollar tree store, lightweight, plastic, work great no more tipping.

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This is what I use in my 41qt rack

I honestly like these because they're not plastic:

http://www.petsmart.com/product/inde...AvailInUS%2FNo

Decently priced too.

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Originally Posted by Deborah

I have used many different types

Ceramic ones - Heavy and bulky to carry downstairs to wash and I use to break at least one every time I would clean them too, so I gave up on those.

PVC Coupler and deli cups - Still have some animals tipping them so I moved away from those as well except for my males.

Now I mainly use those

http://i954.photobucket.com/albums/a.../WaterDish.jpg

$1 each at the Dollar tree store, lightweight, plastic, work great no more tipping.

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:gj: exactly what I use! cheap and work quite well! I go online and order them by the case.

You can get cheap ceramic dog bowls at Walmart. Recently I started using plastic Rubbermaid bowls and use a wood burner to cut a hole in the lid and they dont slosh.

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Until recently dollar tree sold $1 ceramic dog bowls.
They work very well for larger snakes, and I prefer ceramic because the big girls get cooler wrapping ceramic then they do wrapping plastic bowls.