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    Re: Planning on building my first rack, but I have a few questions.

    0 grams to 400 grams = 6 qt. tubs

    300 grams to 1200 grams = 12/15qt. tubs

    500 grams to 5000+ grams = 28/32qt tubs

    1500 grams to 5000+ grams = 41qt tubs


    Now, I write this to say that you can have animals that are HUGE, but will not do well in a large tub. They enjoy being shoved into smaller tubs.

    I have larger females in 15qt tubs, not because I lack the space, but because they prefer to be in a smaller space, and do not eat when moved into a more spacious tub.

    That's why there is overlap.

    It really depends on the animal.



    As for substrate, I use paper towels for babies, and Sani-chips (Aspen chips) for the adults.
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