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Re: my new ones set up!
Cool idea with the cardboard, but thats gunna probably end up rotting, you may want to think of upgrading to a plastic version. Also you may want to not have a bottom on whatever you put in there when you do have to replace it, that way you have better access to your snake if you lift it up.
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Re: my new ones set up!
yeah i know about the rotting, darn cardboard. this is just a temporary thing. she just really loves how tight it is. the first sign of poo or pee in there and its out unfortunate for her but ima be looking to get something similar from home depot or something. can probably just get the top too some tubs and cut it to shape
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Re: my new ones set up!
Thats what I was thinking, too. Like a dark plastic tub top, cut in half, that'd work perfectly.
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Re: my new ones set up!
If you didn't want to construct anything, you could probly get away with using a magazine holder like these ones. Then just upgrade the size whenever she grows!
They might have cardboard inside the plastic though. You could find ones that are made out of just plastic.
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Re: my new ones set up!
It should be another week or two and you get the rack system right, bro?
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Re: my new ones set up!
Haha, that is a great idea. I wonder if you could coat the cardboard with some sort of plasticized stuff.... Herculiner Bed Liner rolls on and dries quick, and would give a cool waterproof textured surface.
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Re: my new ones set up!
 Originally Posted by Crawdad
Haha, that is a great idea. I wonder if you could coat the cardboard with some sort of plasticized stuff.... Herculiner Bed Liner rolls on and dries quick, and would give a cool waterproof textured surface.
ive been going to home depot and lowes and trying to find something similar. the only thing i can think of is going to office depot and finding those stackable things that teachers have on their desks for papers. but havent had any luck finding them.
1.1 het pied
1.1 butter
1.0 lemon pastel yellow belly
0.1 lemon pastel
and the addiction begins!
feeders(rats) - breeders(1.9) very happy male!
feeders(mice) - 2.5 breeders
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Re: my new ones set up!
oh and yeah bro! it should/better be here within the next week or two. its already been a month!!!!!
1.1 het pied
1.1 butter
1.0 lemon pastel yellow belly
0.1 lemon pastel
and the addiction begins!
feeders(rats) - breeders(1.9) very happy male!
feeders(mice) - 2.5 breeders
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Re: my new ones set up!
http://www.officedepot.com/a/product...cycled-Letter/
I bet that would work... you're using aspen, which is usually "clumpy" enough to not just fall through the side slots.
http://www.officedepot.com/a/product...oad-Desk-Tray/
this one is even better but good lord at the price. For that price you could buy this one which would look pretty cool in the tub:
http://www.buy.com/retail/product.as...ingid=36975391
Last edited by Crawdad; 12-11-2009 at 04:00 PM.
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