IRIS CB-70 Actual Size?

[PipeDADDY]

Anyone know the actual size of the IRIS CB-70 tubs? Or better yet...anyone with a home made rack have actual space measurements for the CB-70 tub?

The reason I am asking is that are several different size listed on the internet.

http://www.arscaging.com/htm/tubs.html
ARS-70 (may not be exact replacemetn for the CB-70)
33x17x5.25

http://www.habitatsystemsltd.com/
HS-CB-70
33.5x17.75x5.25

http://www.reptiletubs.com/
CB-70
33.5x17.75x6

http://www.irisusainc.com
B-70
33.5x17.75x6



Working on plans for a homemade rack!
Thanks!

[Evan Jamison]

Actual dimension of the tubs (w/o lid) are 33.25 x 17.5 x 5.25.

Do you have a heated snake room? If so I would go with an open air rack over melamine as it is MUCH lighter. Here is a shot of one of our open air wooden frame CB-70 racks, it maybe weighs 50 lbs (don't mind the bird or her waste, it was her perch for a while when I didn't have the snakes to fill it up )



All of our racks will hopefully be similar to this soon, I just love the design.

-Evan

[tmlowe5704]

I saw that design at Tim Bailey's and would love to make one like that

[PipeDADDY]

Actual dimension of the tubs (w/o lid) are 33.25 x 17.5 x 5.25.

Do you have a heated snake room? If so I would go with an open air rack over melamine as it is MUCH lighter. Here is a shot of one of our open air wooden frame CB-70 racks, it maybe weighs 50 lbs (don't mind the bird or her waste, it was her perch for a while when I didn't have the snakes to fill it up )

All of our racks will hopefully be similar to this soon, I just love the design.

-Evan

I have a heated room for now. I maybe moving as a result of work...and if that is the case...I am not positive I will have a dedicated room. sooooo..... i was planning on melamine. However, do you suppose some sort of paneling would cover the sides in a pinch? like insulation board?

[daniel1983]

I saw that design at Tim Bailey's and would love to make one like that

I am pretty sure Tim uses Sean's design....here is a walkthrough:
http://www.exoticsbynature.com/boarack.html