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Someone Please Help Me Choose a Tub Size for my Rack
I'm ordering my first rack this week. Think I'm gonna go with Animal Plastics as its more cost efficient for me at the time. I have a male pushing 600 g, a female pushing 600 g, and another female pushing 200 g. I want to get a rack that will fit them all full grown. From what I've noticed, most people get CB70 but I've been talking to someone lately who thinks I should get 32 qt and then put a divider in those for my 200 g female. She seems to think 32 qt will be enough for them even full grown and for breeding. Does this seem right or should I got for the CB70?
***Mind you, I will not just be throwing my 200 g in a CB70, I was thinking about keeping her in a smaller rubbermaid for the time being or possibly fashioning some sort of a divider in it, as well as for my other two snakes. Also, I do not want to build my own rack, I want to buy one.
Thanks in advance!
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Re: Someone Please Help Me Choose a Tub Size for my Rack
Get the 32qt animal plastics rack and buy the dividers as well for your smaller one.
Currently have
2.3 pastel's
0.1 spider
0.1 normal
1.1 100% het albino's
1.0 Albino ( he will live at work but i get to take care of him)
1.0 Cinnamon
1.0 Fire
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I'd buy the CB-70, because eventually you'll have females that could use that space. If you want, you can easily make dividers in the CB-70's as well using wood or plexi glass cut to fit. 
Or, you can buy the 32 quart and pre-made dividers now, and later down the road invest in the CB-70 for the big girls.
Last edited by Sarin; 10-11-2010 at 05:12 PM.
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