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    This rack is nice enough to be stickied I think, great job! Great write up also
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    Re: 41qt rack Plans and Pics step by step

    Quote Originally Posted by Kymberli View Post
    I'm sure it wouldn't be too hard to move, I just don't want to add to everything I have already, seems easier ..plus if I make it now, I WILL buy more bps which means moving them too I'll definitely come to you if I have any questions! If only you were my friend and would come build one for me too
    I completely understand that part. I think every rack I have ever built was atleast partialy filled in my mind with animals I wanted before I even finished the new rack lol It doesn't take long to fill them up though! That is definately the fun part! If you lived closer I doubt I'd turn you down to lend a hand. I enjoy building things as much as I enjoy my animals, so it's always double nice to be able to build something to use for the animals You did say you were moving to vegas? If so feel free to just send me a plane ticket if you need the help, I won't complain one bit

    Quote Originally Posted by LGray23 View Post
    This rack is nice enough to be stickied I think, great job! Great write up also
    Thank you very much! I definately would have no problem with that. I'm glad so many people feel like the write up was a help to them.
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    Re: 41qt rack Plans and Pics step by step

    Quote Originally Posted by ShiffyAME View Post
    I completely understand that part. I think every rack I have ever built was atleast partialy filled in my mind with animals I wanted before I even finished the new rack lol It doesn't take long to fill them up though! That is definately the fun part! If you lived closer I doubt I'd turn you down to lend a hand. I enjoy building things as much as I enjoy my animals, so it's always double nice to be able to build something to use for the animals You did say you were moving to vegas? If so feel free to just send me a plane ticket if you need the help, I won't complain one bit
    I wish i could afford to have you come help me, i'm handy and can do this on my own.. but it takes me FOREVER to build things
    I'd be filling that rack with "rescues". I'm a sucker for an animal in need, both my normals were taken from neglected homes. I have to force myself not to go on CraigsList If I had the space, I'd have at least 20 CL BPs by now
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    Re: 41qt rack Plans and Pics step by step

    I am wondering what the gap is between the top of the tub and the bottom of the next rack? I am measuring 1/4 inch. I am wondering if it should be a little snugger? If it's ok I will continue with the racks. I have the first level on and am just checking in. Thanks.
    Too many snakes to list. Ball pythons, Gtp's and Boa's. It easier to say it that way.

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    Re: 41qt rack Plans and Pics step by step

    Quote Originally Posted by Clint Bundy View Post
    I am wondering what the gap is between the top of the tub and the bottom of the next rack? I am measuring 1/4 inch. I am wondering if it should be a little snugger? If it's ok I will continue with the racks. I have the first level on and am just checking in. Thanks.
    I'm obviously no expert, but I do remember reading somewhere in a thread that they should not be given more than 1/8" leeway.. Then again, that may be referring to an 1/8" gap in the lid of a single tub Wish I could give you a definite answer! Sorry
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    Re: 41qt rack Plans and Pics step by step

    Yeah I am thinking that 1/4 inch is too much and 1/8 inch sounds about right. I want to make sure though before going on.
    Too many snakes to list. Ball pythons, Gtp's and Boa's. It easier to say it that way.

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    Re: 41qt rack Plans and Pics step by step

    Quote Originally Posted by Clint Bundy View Post
    I am wondering what the gap is between the top of the tub and the bottom of the next rack? I am measuring 1/4 inch. I am wondering if it should be a little snugger? If it's ok I will continue with the racks. I have the first level on and am just checking in. Thanks.
    Quote Originally Posted by Clint Bundy View Post
    Yeah I am thinking that 1/4 inch is too much and 1/8 inch sounds about right. I want to make sure though before going on.
    Yes there is about a 1/4 inch gap. Considering they are 41qt tubs and for the larger fms I went with a larger gap for better ventilation without drilling holes. I've had the first one running for about 8 months now without any problems, but you could easily shave 1/8in off your 4 blocks and have an 1/8 inch gap. Just personal preference. If you plan on putting small males in there for breeding might as well be safe than sorry!

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