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Thread: Copper Tubing?

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    Copper Tubing?

    Is there anything wrong with using copper tubing for the water delivery system? When all of my rats escaped, the chewed up all the plastic tubing I originally had. I want to replace it with something much more durable. Right now I have free range rats in my house I would like to catch and put back in the rack. I have already caught a bunch of babies my smaller bp's have enjoyed.
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    I wouldnt see why not. I have considered it for a similar reason you metioned. If our home plumbing can be constructed of copper and solder then I can't see it being a problem.

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    The only problem will be when your lines clog. When they do, you'll be stuck with hard piped water systems. You'd be surprised what can get in the lines.
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