So I've been working on this project for about 2 months now. It is taking a little longer than expected, but I also haven't had as much time lately to put into it because of overtime at work. Still, I managed to get all but one level completed so far. Once I get it done, I will have everyone out of tubs.

The tubs were great and served their purpose, but I enjoy just watching my animals when they are 'out and about' ( usually at night of course ). My previous problem with temps and humidity are 'mostly' gone. I still have a slight modification or two to do.

48" Wide 24" Deep
Top shelf has an inside height of 13". The other shelves have an inside height of 17.5" if my memory serves. Top two shelves are divided into 2 24x24 enclosures each. The bottom shelf will be like the second to bottom shelf (open).

Total this will house 6 BP's for me. I only have 7, and one of them is in a tank in another room.






From top to bottom, left to right.
'11 Normal Female 'Juliet' - '11 Normal Female 'Adelina'
'11 Pastel Male 'Kirk' - '11 Fire Female 'Iris'
~'09 Normal Female 'Octavia'

Juliet is hiding to the left ( cool side )


Adelina


Kirk is also Hiding to the left ( cool side )


Iris is trying to hide ( she is a little meany, but I still love her )


My sweetie Octavia <3 also hiding on the cool side


As a note on the temps displayed, the temps that are reading high are below the substrate right on top of the flexwatt. Octavia's readings are 'in' the substrate. Her ambient is a little low, but it comes up to normal when I haven't had the door open. Humidity is a bit high as well in the 'top' areas as it is new substrate. It should level out by tomorrow.

If you are curious, this was made using an industrial shelf from Home Depot, indoor/outdoor Styrofoam insulation wrapped in .7 mil black plastic sheeting to keep the moisture in. Staples were used on the outside to secure the plastic sheeting. No tape was used inside the enclosures. Using 11" Flexwatt across the back on the top two shelves and also using it on the left side of the bottom two (4ft total per shelf which covers almost half the enclosure in each instance). Currently using a Hydrofarm thermostat as my budget for this project was dwindling. I do plan to pick up a much better one later on in the year. This one should do fine till then.

The flexwatt and hookups were the single most expensive item in this entire build followed by the actual shelf system itself.

If you have any other questions, please feel free to ask ! Hope you enjoy the pictures =)