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    3 Tub Display Rack

    It is almost complete. Three 110 qt Sterilite tubs.

    I still need to touch up the paint and sand some relief for the flexwatt because the tolerance is tight (on purpose, of course).

    I chose to use lids because it gives the flimsy sides stability and I can keep any baby snake in without fear of escape. And taking the tubs out is no big deal when there are only 3.

    I am looking forward to being able to see more of my snakes...


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    It looks good, but just a heads up those are the same size I originally used for mine...

    I switched to the 34 qt tubs because the ball pythons I put in all of the tubs stopped eating because it was too big for them. That might be okay for a full grown bp, but not juvis.. Looks good though!
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    Thanks for the input. No BP's in my collection yet, only colubrids. I will keep that in mind if I head down that road.

    Looks like a fairly easy conversion for you

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    Heeeey I didn't notice that, still looks good though! I like, sorry I probably should have read what snakes you own. Bps are just picky lol.
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    No worries! This IS a BP forum, so of course you would assume I had them.

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    I like the metal and plastic shelves, I just couldn't find any that I could slide the tubs in and out with the wide side facing front. I used 3/4" plywood, and hopefully won't have any sag issues down the road.

    I think it will be fine, though.

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    Finished it... My Milk and Corn actually utilize the height, stretching up to the lid looking for a way out. I am happy with it, and am looking for a third snake to complete it


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    i have my milks in 41 qt tubs. they seem fine but should i provide more height?
    "you only regret the risks in life you DON'T take."

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    By no means is it necessary. The 41 qt are perfectly fine.

    Though they do use it, I went with the higher tubs more for me than them. I wanted to be able to see them more, that's all.

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    hmm...do they tend to be more active in a taller enclosure? i have a pair of ghost hondos. my little girl is fairly calm to handle...for a milk anyway but my male just freaks out and milks me almost every time i handle him. would putting him in a taller tub make that worse because he might feel less secure? i was going to put him back into a smaller tub to see if he will relax.
    "you only regret the risks in life you DON'T take."

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