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Best suggestion is insulation and lots of outlets.
For the rats I suggest an outbuilding with electrical hookup. We are purchasing a home with one just for that purpose.
Excited to get our real snake room set up too.
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Since you're replacing the carpet anyway put in under-floor heat so you can maintain the ambient temperature in the room separately from the rest of the house, with linoleum or vinyl tile flooring. Ceramic tile is unforgiving if you drop something, hardwood and laminate don't do well long-term in high-humidity environments.
Extra outlets are always nice, put some high as well as low.
Additional lights in the ceiling are nice as well, position them to reduce sharp shadows. I would make them dimmable so when you enter the room at night the light doesn't go from full dark to super bright when you flip the switch.
If the room has a wet wall you could consider adding a utility sink.
Last edited by bcr229; 10-08-2015 at 03:40 PM.
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^^ Oooo so stealing the heated flooring idea.
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Extra outlets, and don't forget the breakers. Easy clean floor, good lighting. I ended up putting pieces of sheet insulation under the racks so the floor doesn't let cold seep up into the racks.
Room for a table and garbage can. A place to store water dishes, bedding, gloves, etc.
Theresa Baker
No Legs and More
Florida, USA
"Stop being a wimpy monkey,; bare some teeth, steal some food and fling poo with the alphas. "
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Good tip on the flooring. The house already has underfloor heating I think I'm good on this point. I plan to use standalone heating unit in the room too to boost the heat if needed. Keep it coming guys! Photo sharing of your room too would be great!
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I guess it depends on the room, but I have never had an issue with heating the room, but i also have a few bearded dragon cages and basically a room full of racks. my problem has been it getting too hot during the summer. I am most likely going to put a fan that can draw in colder house air when it gets too hot.
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