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    Re: Making the move to tubs...

    I have some tubs that I used a soldering iron on and some I drilled. If you drill just becareful not to carck the tub. When I was done drilling I went back over all the holes with a razor to make sure there were no edges. I like the look of drilled holes better personally and only do it that way now but using a soldering iron is eaiser and faster imo.

    I use paper towels for my babies to sub adults then I use newspaper when they go into their adult 41 qt tubs personally. I am a clean freak so it is eaiser for me to keep everything clean this way. I also don't have to worry about my snakes getting substrate in their mouth etc. I do not have humidity problems in my tubs but if I did I would consider using a substrate.
    Last edited by Boanerges; 07-12-2010 at 02:26 PM. Reason: Added substrate part...
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