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    I found the Sterilite #1996 74qt model that measures 44x19 3/4x6 3/8

    I love the length and depth, but would love something with a bit more height - and not anything solid colored. Something with the clear/frosted look that Sterilits, Rubbermaids come in.

    Anyone stumbled across anything like that?
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    Anyone found a tub bigger than this?

    Ive been looking for the same thing. You either seem to sacrifice the floor space or the height...
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    Theres that monster one on reptile tubs

    VE 175 Dimensions: 20 7/8"W x 52 7/8"L x 14 1/16"H (also available in solid green as a special order)

    http://www.reptiletubs.com/ve_series.htm

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    nice avatar smulk .
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    Currently Keeping - 4 ball pythons, a redtail boa, and a cali king. Now look, admit it. You know you want to give me an albino ball python.

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    Burm Pythons

    HOLY POOP I didnt know that website existed. They make plastic hides too. That rocks.
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    GREEN MAN gets FULL CRED for hooking us all up with that one.

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    hehe thank you thank you *bows*
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    Thank you! That's longer than I wanted, but the best I've seen yet. But then again I don't think my snakes would mind the extra length.

    I've been looking for something for my kings - with more height than the usual 6" I tend to find in longer tubs. I thought I'd see if the guy whole built my other rack would build me a rack with 2 or 3 larger tubs (something at least 40 inches long and 10 inches in height). That way I can have them in a home the size of a tank with the convenient reduction in floor space used that's typically provided by a rack. Not to mention it would be cheaper than individual tanks or cages.
    Ball Python, Bredl's Carpet Python, Kenyan Sand Boa, Saharan Sand Boa
    Mexican Black King, California King, Snow Corn, Okeetee Corn, Everglades Ratsnake
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    Kings are awesome arent they?
    I think in the near future I would like to start breeding:
    ball pythons
    king snakes
    (cali, mexican, and greybanded (alterna and blairs))
    bearded dragons

    I am going to buy a couple of cheap book cases and turn them into multiple enclosures. I think that would work well for Kings wouldnt it?
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    What did we find out about shipping costs & like with ReptileTubs!!??
    Life is like a game of poker. You can play each hand to the best of your ability but you are still going to run into a bad beat from time to time. What matters is how you handle it. Do you go on tilt or can you maintain your composure & rebuild your stack?

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