Quote Originally Posted by kplunk
Nice rack Joe.

12 Qt I've been reading about people using 4 Qt and 6 Qt tubs for Hatchlings.

That said I'm just a small operation only 3 balls and only 2 of which are attempting to be bred this year. So I don't expect many this year but wouldn't mind building for the future. Since I'm a small operation I'd prefer to only have 2 different types of tubs. You know first hatchling tub then they are either sold or moved to there final home in a 41 Qt tub.

So would the 12 or 4 or 6 be better for that?

how big of a ball can live in a 4 or 6 or 12 Qt tubs?

Thanks

Chad
Thanks.I am trying to remember how big of a ball python could be before you would need to move him from the 12qt tubs to another size.I am guessing around 800+ grams(just guessing here).Tim told me the correct size and i have forgot as it was a month or so back.I can find out though and when i do i will reply with that info.Now here is a link from his home page that shows the steps for building this rack.I know you said you only have a few ball pythons,if you built a rack like this you would have the room to expand your collection lol. http://www.baileyreptiles.com/babyrack.html