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    Registered User TXpythons's Avatar
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    Just bought a Reptile Basics CB-70 rack!

    I have a Boaphile 5 drawer, but this is my first Reptile Basics and I'm pretty excited! I also ordered VE-100 thermostat. Now I just have to decide what snakes to fill it with! I'm looking at a mojave and a lesser
    Herps are cool.

    One of the attractions of outdoor pursuits activities for many people is that life is reduced to the barest essentials, and in the process a more intimate connection to the natural world is established. Food that would be trashed or fed to the dog at home tastes wonderful, a cup of murky water is much appreciated, and after a few days, even a thin sleeping pad can feel like a comfortable mattress as tired bones are able to rest after a hard day's work.

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    let me know how it is, i want to get one in sep but my biggest girl is 700 grams and fasting right now so idn if i will need one just yet, shes in a rbi sweater box rack right now.
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    Will do. I've heard nothing but good things about them. I've had an AP before and my current Boaphile, but thought I would try out RB because of all the good reviews.
    Herps are cool.

    One of the attractions of outdoor pursuits activities for many people is that life is reduced to the barest essentials, and in the process a more intimate connection to the natural world is established. Food that would be trashed or fed to the dog at home tastes wonderful, a cup of murky water is much appreciated, and after a few days, even a thin sleeping pad can feel like a comfortable mattress as tired bones are able to rest after a hard day's work.

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    Yeah I love my RBi sweater box rack I plan on getting all my rack from rich. Everything already included, no need to buy tubs from
    Another place.
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    Re: Just bought a Reptile Basics CB-70 rack!

    I have two CB-70's and love them and have them both hooked up to a VE-300
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    Re: Just bought a Reptile Basics CB-70 rack!

    Quote Originally Posted by TXpythons View Post
    I have a Boaphile 5 drawer, but this is my first Reptile Basics and I'm pretty excited! I also ordered VE-100 thermostat. Now I just have to decide what snakes to fill it with! I'm looking at a mojave and a lesser
    The thermostat is good. Very reliable.
    Last edited by CeeJay; 07-28-2012 at 01:03 AM.

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    RBI has great racks I've had them for years and no comlaints, but as far as build I would have to say I like c serpents thicker pvc over the rbi's
    Last edited by iCandiBallPythons; 07-28-2012 at 08:36 PM.
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