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    Switching to a rack system

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    I dunno, I have completely flat bowls, big enough for them to soak and I still get soaked tubs occasionally. Haha
    Mine always do it I got crappy bowls. My carpet an my first male (in tank) both have big ones they soak in. Next check rent doesn't come outta gonna goto dollar tree.
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    Re: Switching to a rack system

    I have two racks from Reptile Basics: http://www.reptilebasics.com/iris-sw...y-or-back-heat and http://www.reptilebasics.com/iris-cb-70-rack and I love both of them. They come with heat, tubs, and free shipping! They also have these little pegs to put in front of the tubs so the snakes can't push the tub open. I have a herpstat 2 running both of them. I ordered both racks on Tuesday and FedEx showed up at my house that Saturday (4 days later).

    I'm looking into purchasing an Animal Plastics rack. Those are some of the best racks but you have to have patience with that company. They have a long lead time (8-10 weeks usually) and I'm just not very patient xD

    As for the boaphile racks, I hear they aren't very sturdy but I've not owned one personally.

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    Re: Switching to a rack system

    Quote Originally Posted by BHReptiles View Post
    I have two racks from Reptile Basics: http://www.reptilebasics.com/iris-sw...y-or-back-heat and http://www.reptilebasics.com/iris-cb-70-rack and I love both of them. They come with heat, tubs, and free shipping! They also have these little pegs to put in front of the tubs so the snakes can't push the tub open. I have a herpstat 2 running both of them. I ordered both racks on Tuesday and FedEx showed up at my house that Saturday (4 days later).

    I'm looking into purchasing an Animal Plastics rack. Those are some of the best racks but you have to have patience with that company. They have a long lead time (8-10 weeks usually) and I'm just not very patient xD

    As for the boaphile racks, I hear they aren't very sturdy but I've not owned one personally.
    Thanks! I'll look more into Reptile Basics. They look just as good, if not better that Boaphile..and they're a tad cheaper.

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    Re: Switching to a rack system

    Quote Originally Posted by BeccaBurrr View Post
    Thanks! I'll look more into Reptile Basics. They look just as good, if not better that Boaphile..and they're a tad cheaper.
    I've had mine since January and I LOVE them. I can't say anything bad about them. I use the sweatbox rack for my juvies/males and the CB-70 for my breeding females.

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