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    Don't Laugh ... GHETTO RACK!!!! :D

    hi everyone ... Just finished my ghetto rack today ... hey it's ghetto but don't laugh. I don't have my heat tape yet, so I'm using a heating pad for now, but with my new heat gun that I saw on this website for sale at Lowe's ... temps are good

    Also got an accurite temp thingy...

    Anyway here is the rack, with only 1 bp in it so far. The butter is coming wednesday and the fire and bee are coming once the fire eats for the first time

    The lids on these are perfect for snakes ...


    photo-2 by muffywrx, on Flickr

    And a video of my normal girl ... Just put her in.


    Muffy's Morphs


    5.7 ball pythons, 0.0.2 GTP, and some Tarantulas


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    Looks good.
    PS that's the first time I ever heard your voice. I like it. :p

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    Thanks. In my defense I built this with what I had lol

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    Re: Don't Laugh ... GHETTO RACK!!!! :D

    Hi,

    Since it isn't a tight fit between the lid and the shelf above you might want to double check you don't need a couple of binder clips along the long sides of the rubs.

    There tends to be a bit of give in the lids and these snakes are surprisingly strong.

    It would be horrible if it managed to lift the lid up enough to escape or (even worse ) not quite enough and got stuck and pinned in the lid by the force of the plastic trying to spring back into shape.


    dr del
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    Actually a big reason I got these tubs is bc of their snap lids. Each lid has two very secure clips that seem to work even better

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    Ps I will double check the sides

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    Re: Don't Laugh ... GHETTO RACK!!!! :D

    Quote Originally Posted by dr del View Post
    Hi,

    Since it isn't a tight fit between the lid and the shelf above you might want to double check you don't need a couple of binder clips along the long sides of the rubs.

    There tends to be a bit of give in the lids and these snakes are surprisingly strong.

    It would be horrible if it managed to lift the lid up enough to escape or (even worse ) not quite enough and got stuck and pinned in the lid by the force of the plastic trying to spring back into shape.


    dr del
    We lost our favorite snake due to this. We came home to find her half out of the tub stuck with a broken back. It was a terrible thing to go through and I would not want to see it happen to anyone else. Make sure those lids are tight!

    P.s. I did laugh a little! As long as it works though!
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    +1 on the binder clips. They are cheap insurance for lids that snap only on the ends. I may be overdoing it but on my 28 qt tubs I put 2 on each side just to make sure. I have seen my children nosing around looking for a way out at times...
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    0.1 Bearded/Lizzy

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    ok ok i giggled a little bit but i know that working with limited materials, space and the proper tools can make the easiest seem impossible.

    check out lowes for the clips, i found little 50 cent metal clips covered in rubber that are spring loaded and work great. they are the same idea as a clothes pin but really secure those sides. good job
    A room full of empty racks and thermostats that have been unplugged.

    *Chris*

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    I love it! Very resourceful and creative.

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