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    Proportional vs. straight thermostats.

    I'm sure this has been asked before, but frankly, I'm lazy and I've found the search feature on this site leaves something to be desired.. so I'll just ask it.

    Are there rubbermaid/sterilite/etc bins you can buy that are a size that is adaquate for a good size adult ball? I'm thinking something the size of a 30 gallon or equivalent.. maybe larger. I'm planning on building a rack for myself sometime soon..

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    Search came up with the sticky at the top of the forum. Its not bad, you just gotta know what to search for.
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    temp. ?

    Yeah well.. a 90qt isn't big enough.. I was just wondering if there was something bigger that's easily found and relatively cheap.

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    Where can the 90 qt sterilites be purchased? I searched for them but came up dry.

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    That's a good question.. I actually haven't seen one anywhere. I saw 106 qt somewhere, but there was more height, not so much floorspace.

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    I saw ornament boxes at the dollar store and they were about 4 feet long and probably about a foot high. I would try there. Even if they don't have great lids, you're building a rack for them right? So no worries there. If you have a Big Lots, try there first, if not, other dollar stores might carry them. They always have really good-sized ones, as does Target.
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    I was actually referring to the link on the second page about Reptile Tubs. I'm sorry, i should have said that the first time ( i was way tired at the time of my post ). There's also a link in our Web Links section to their home page. From what i keep hearing they are great little ( well big ) tubs. I think a couple of members here have one or two, maybe they can provide some first hand experience. As for actual Rubbermaids, i'm not sure they make one with enough surface area for an adult bp, but those 90 qt and 106 qt ones are perfect for a juvie to young adult.
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    Try a hardware store like a Lowe's or a Home Depot. I picked up Butters's huge rubbermaid home there.
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    This is the link Carson is referring to: http://www.reptiletubs.com/

    Smulkin has his Afrock in one of the largest tubs, and it seems to be doing great.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Smynx
    This is the link Carson is referring to: http://www.reptiletubs.com/

    Smulkin has his Afrock in one of the largest tubs, and it seems to be doing great.
    Thanks Smynx. Obviously i wasnt too with it early this morning either
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