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    hatchling rack idea

    Thinking about picking one of these up as my first hatchling rack. Anybody seen one? It doesnt give info on the compartment size.

    http://www.target.com/p/ClosetMaid-1...page.adjacency

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    Re: hatchling rack idea

    Dont think that will work... Doubt you will fine a tub to fit it.


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    Ya it'd be cool if a tub would fit i'd also think it'd be a pain to wire up the heat tub
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    you could do a pegboard backing with flexwatt, and stack 2 containers (lids on) in each compartment

    seems like a do-able idea

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    If you stood it up on it's side you might have more luck as the spaces seem to be taller than they are wide. Heating would still be a pain I think, but you 'could' make it work. would just take a little working.
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