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    Re: Aahhh!! What size rack and style?!?

    Well it all comes down to individual opinions but I'll give you mine..

    I house my adult female in a 32 qt tub and she does fine. She's 2500 grams. I also just finished building a 32 qt sideways rack that has 9 slots. Each shelf has its own belly heat connection. It can hold 5 32 qt tubs and 12 15 qt tubs. Or if I need it to, I can also fit 3 6qt tubs per shelf for hatchlings. Since I only plan on having a very small amount of snakes for now, this is what works best for me. One rack fits all sort of thing.. The whole rack only cost me about $500 and that includes a Herpstat and tubs. I never built anything in my life so I admit I was pretty proud of myself after this was finished LOL.

    Good luck! Can't go wrong with either company IMO.
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