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  1. 04-26-2008, 07:00 PM #11
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    Re: Freshly built new rack!

    I would have used 1 sideplate or without the space in between.
    But its looking good!
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    Re: Freshly built new rack!

    Thanks for all the support everyone!

    The substrate is actually "Desert Snow" made by T-Rex. It's very similar to Diamond Soft. It's excellent though, clumps up for easy spot cleaning and there really wasn't any play in the humidity.. if anything the humidity went up.

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    Re: Freshly built new rack!

    Quote Originally Posted by MATTI View Post
    I would have used 1 sideplate or without the space in between.
    But its looking good!
    Yeah I would have built it like that except the Lowes in my town didn't have boards that wide.

    And the total cost for the entire rack with tubs was $210. about $330 with thermostat.
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    Re: Freshly built new rack!

    Very nice. However... I demand more pics of that Albino... Love it!

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  5. 04-26-2008, 08:26 PM #15
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    Re: Freshly built new rack!

    Quote Originally Posted by V1L3 DiaL3cT View Post
    Very nice. However... I demand more pics of that Albino... Love it!
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    Re: Freshly built new rack!

    Looks really nice!

    If you wanted to enclose the whole side you could have used MFD board. It comes in 4' X 8' sheets and costs slightly over $20.00 per sheet. All you need to do is paint it to seal it up. Since the snakes never contact the sides all you need to worry about is sealing it so moisture does not affect it. You can also use it to close up the back solid if you wanted too. Then you just use the laminate shelving for the shelves!
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    Re: Freshly built new rack!

    Sweet I was thinking about building one but I am too lazy my tank that I built was a big pain.
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  8. 04-26-2008, 09:47 PM #18
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    Re: Freshly built new rack!

    what are the dimensions of your tubs???
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    Re: Freshly built new rack!

    Quote Originally Posted by Drew87 View Post
    Very nice well done what kind of substrate is that? i like it
    Looks like Care Fresh to me
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    Re: Freshly built new rack!

    Quote Originally Posted by elusivereptiles View Post
    Yeah I would have built it like that except the Lowes in my town didn't have boards that wide.

    And the total cost for the entire rack with tubs was $210. about $330 with thermostat.
    Well, another thing you can do instead of mdf board is use dry erase board for it. It will hold the humidity in very well and is very cheap for a 8X4 foot piece of it

    $210!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, for the melamine on my 4 slot rack costed me $45, each 8X4 melamine sheet only costed 35 bucks, and i only used one
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