racks

hi im planing to make my one rack it will be for 4 adult bp and like 20 babys bp soi what zize do you recomend me to use for adult and for bbs :confused::)

sorry to donot espesifay i want to know the measure of each cage

Adults are normally in 41 qt tubs. I don't know the measurements, but that should be easy enough to find online. Babies, not sure. Check out the caging and DIY forums for some build plans and tips.

And dude, spell check. For the love of God. A lot of people won't be able to answer if they don't know what you're asking.

I use 15qt tubs for babies and 32qt tubs for adults, 41qts for especially large females.

Find tubs with measurements that work best for you or that you can find easily.

I use 15 and 31qts that are both the same height so I can have the same shelf size for the whole rack.

We use 6 and 12 qt Stearilite tubs for babies and 28 to 42 qt Stearilite tubs for adults. We find them at Wal-mart but they may not be available where you are so find something similar.

15 qts for the little ones, 28 qts for 2000 grams and under, and 42 for anything over 2000 grams. thats always worked great for me.

sorry for the speeling i write prety fast and im mexican thats whay but im prectising to get it done sorry and thx for the answers

just take 10 seconds at the end to re read what you wrote and fix mistakes and your good to go :)

'you're'. (Sorry, couldn't resist).

I keep hatchlings in a boaphile hatchling rack, then move them into a Vision hatchling rack. I'm not sure of the quart size. Those bins are great, they'll last between 6 months and a year. Yearlings go into 32 quarts if I have them available, or just into their final bins--a 41 quart or a CB-70 sized bin.

I like the CB-70s because Vision is manufacturing replacement bins in that size, so they're not likely to be suddenly discontinued the way the Sterilite 32s were. >.<

lol.... i mean "laugh out loud" hey at least you knew what i meant :P

I really like Iris containers. They're a little more $$$ but they have completely flat bottoms so it's super easy to clean them. Plus the plastic they're made of is indestructible.

- For my babys I use the "Shoe Box": 13" x 7-1/2" x 4-1/4" h

- For my colubrids, small male boas, and male balls I use the "Boot Box": 22-1/2" x 14-3/4" x 5-3/8" h

- For my larger male boas and smaller female boas and female balls I use the "Long Underbed Box": 35-5/8" x 18-1/4" x 6-1/4" h

Here's a link to "The Container Store" where you can buy Iris boxes.