Hatchling Rack: What manufacturer has the quickest turn-around time?

[Jerhart]

Well I didn't do as well of a job planning as I thought. I do not have enough room/racks for the hatchlings I am expecting.

I generally use AP racks...however it takes a few months from the time the order is placed to the time they are delivered to your door.

Are there any manufactures out there of plastic hatchling racks who have a quick turn-around time. In other words...I could order a rack and expect to recieve it within a couple of weeks?

Thank you.

[2kdime]

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[waltah!]

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[Twisted Reptiles]

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[alohareptiles]

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x 3...Rich has a way-quick turnaround!!!

[2kdime]

In a pinch thats who I would use, but I LOVE my AP racks.

Call and talk to Ali up there brother, longest I've ever had was 4 or 5 weeks from order to arrival, never a few months.

[rellek]

rb -1. With my situation I was contacted 8 days later to tell me he wouldnt ship to my g/fs house(wanted it sent there since I work graves). oh well.. good product though.. I ordered repti-racks stuff instead.

[Gloryhound]

I like the modular design of Vision racks. These racks are light weight yet durable and as long as you don't try tap dancing on them, no reason exists as to why they will not last for ever. Only issue with the design I have is they use heat rope with no current provisions for flex watt or some other flat panel heat.

Right now they are also out of the correct pole lengths for the table top racks, so the 60 tub is the smallest hatchling rack they can get out in short order. I'm almost glad that we he was out and we had to go to the 60 tub unit since our females have averaged more eggs per clutch than we were really expecting.

Also from my experience if any rack uses sterilite tubs run like crazy! The grooves in the bottom of the sterilite tubs make them significantly harder to clean than a tub with a flat bottom.