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    Re: What type of set up do you have?

    Quote Originally Posted by Nitewolfie View Post
    Question- If I were to home make a stand, could I turn the tanks on its side, so the front/lid is facing front? Would that be alright to do?
    would u be tipping it to make it taller? ive seen peeps do this but keep in mind that this changes the weight distribution of the tank. like it might be top heavy, so u gotta really secure the base to make sure it won't tip over. also U gotta really secure the lid so it won't fall off.

    Quote Originally Posted by BeelzeBall. View Post
    I have some tub from walmart, i wanted to build from pvc sheets like axo1 or abs, but i can't find those in my area so im probably gonna do something with melamine, just wondering how im i going to heat it, thinking, melamine,uth, and pexiglass on top of that, but i dunno, dont want the uth inside.
    are u building a multilevel rack? or just 1 enclosure. i would use heat tape for a rack and heat mat for a single tank or enclosure. u can buy it prewired or wire I yourself. Reptile Basics and Bean Farm are some good retailers for this. u won't need plexiglass if u intend to use a tub on the rack. just place the tub on top of the heat tape.
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