DIY ASF tubs?

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Originally Posted by jglass38

Has anyone made progress with a watering system?

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I use a rack system for the ASF's with a watering system.
But you know that already...lol

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Originally Posted by monk90222

I use a rack system for the ASF's with a watering system.
But you know that already...lol

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I recall something like that!

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Originally Posted by monk90222

I use a rack system for the ASF's with a watering system.
But you know that already...lol

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Maybe Jamie could do some work on your website in exchange for some help with an ASF rack? :twisted:

-adam

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Originally Posted by Adam_Wysocki

Maybe Jamie could do some work on your website in exchange for some help with an ASF rack? :twisted:

-adam

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I know, but the whole funny-because-it's-true bit only works if the truth is a *small* thing like "everyone knows Jennifer likes to shop, ha ha ha".

Hurtful... :(

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Originally Posted by jglass38

I know, but the whole funny-because-it's-true bit only works if the truth is a *small* thing like "everyone knows Jennifer likes to shop, ha ha ha".

Hurtful... :(

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oh ... I'm sorry ... I was busy checking out Amys new website that you just finished at the same time I was typing and didn't realize I was being hurtful when I posted that ... my bad. :salute:

GLass REPTILES RULES!!!

-adam

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Originally Posted by Adam_Wysocki

oh ... I'm sorry ... I was busy checking out Amys new website that you just finished at the same time I was typing and didn't realize I was being hurtful when I posted that ... my bad. :salute:

GLass REPTILES RULES!!!

-adam

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Originally Posted by Ladydragon

Jamie, I found this post by Connie showing her setup for her asf's. I am going to use this idea as well. Hope this works for you.

http://www.ball-pythons.net/forums/s...ad.php?t=71026

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I use the same technique as Connie, except for this. I don't have pictures yet, but I will.

I only use the larger mesh for the hoppers. I use a smaller mesh for the actual top of the tub. I have also been doing this for mice.
I bought some wood chews and haven't seen a single problem. I also hear its good to use wheels if you have chewy ASFs to keep them busy. I use a wheel and an igloo hide.
The only difference, is I don't use metal zip ties. I went to ACE to look for C-clips or metal zip ties and they thought I was an alien.. guess they don't exist in IL? :confused:
So I use a soldering iron and glue holes around the edge, then I take the mesh and from underneath, weave thin metal wire through the holes and the mesh. This works very well if you have enough holes and you overlap the mesh over the holes. I haven't had a single problem.

Took me a while to make it with the hopper though. Ohh man.

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Originally Posted by blackcrystal22

I use the same technique as Connie, except for this. I don't have pictures yet, but I will.

I only use the larger mesh for the hoppers. I use a smaller mesh for the actual top of the tub. I have also been doing this for mice.
I bought some wood chews and haven't seen a single problem. I also hear its good to use wheels if you have chewy ASFs to keep them busy. I use a wheel and an igloo hide.
The only difference, is I don't use metal zip ties. I went to ACE to look for C-clips or metal zip ties and they thought I was an alien.. guess they don't exist in IL? :confused:
So I use a soldering iron and glue holes around the edge, then I take the mesh and from underneath, weave thin metal wire through the holes and the mesh. This works very well if you have enough holes and you overlap the mesh over the holes. I haven't had a single problem.

Took me a while to make it with the hopper though. Ohh man.

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I know a lot of people do the weaving thing for regular rat tubs, I believe FrankyKeno has that method in her large rat tubs. :)

I would weave, but my hair is long and curly enough for me. :8:

I kid, I did it for one of my tubs, but it hurts my little hands to be pulling on the wire so I stuck with the plastic zipties.