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- Thread starter Abemas
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ghosthousecorns
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I wouldn't buy from them again.
I have the 6 tub rhino rack (can also have 12 smaller tubs if side by side) and had some escapes. Now I know to put lids on the small tubs but with the bigger ones I have to wedge cardboard under them to make sure the gap isn't too big, since they won't slide in with a lid on them.
Other than that I've heard their customer service is not great.
When I can afford another one I'm buying one from Nature's Spirit or maybe try to build my own
I have the 6 tub rhino rack (can also have 12 smaller tubs if side by side) and had some escapes. Now I know to put lids on the small tubs but with the bigger ones I have to wedge cardboard under them to make sure the gap isn't too big, since they won't slide in with a lid on them.
Other than that I've heard their customer service is not great.
When I can afford another one I'm buying one from Nature's Spirit or maybe try to build my own
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SevierSerpents
Sevier-ly Stripe Crazy
We use the 5 drawer sideways sweater/blanket box racks.
Hatchlings and juveniles are housed in the sweater boxes (two per level), adults in the blanket boxes (turned sideways, one per level).
Previous models had a larger gap between the bins and would require a lid if housing a hatchling/small juvenile. But newer models have closed that gap even further and work better. If in doubt, you can always leave a lid on anyway (recommended). Ours slide in with lids just fine. It's a tight fit, but that's how it should be anyway.
Hatchlings and juveniles are housed in the sweater boxes (two per level), adults in the blanket boxes (turned sideways, one per level).
Previous models had a larger gap between the bins and would require a lid if housing a hatchling/small juvenile. But newer models have closed that gap even further and work better. If in doubt, you can always leave a lid on anyway (recommended). Ours slide in with lids just fine. It's a tight fit, but that's how it should be anyway.
SevierSerpents
Sevier-ly Stripe Crazy
Check our Gallery link and browse to the Cages section.
If you're considering a larger set up for a corn, I would probably go with a Townhouse style, which would be more than sufficient for 1 corn in each townhouse (left and right side of the unit). Or if you so chose, you could remove the divider and have one 48" unit. But I think that would be a bit of overkill, unless you're really into showing off the space. Just remember that the more ornate you make your display; the more individual items, as well as surface area, that you have to clean on a regular basis.
1.5x heat in the center of one of these units with a good thermostat should be adequate (so you could heat two seperate townhouses if needed).
If you're considering a larger set up for a corn, I would probably go with a Townhouse style, which would be more than sufficient for 1 corn in each townhouse (left and right side of the unit). Or if you so chose, you could remove the divider and have one 48" unit. But I think that would be a bit of overkill, unless you're really into showing off the space. Just remember that the more ornate you make your display; the more individual items, as well as surface area, that you have to clean on a regular basis.
1.5x heat in the center of one of these units with a good thermostat should be adequate (so you could heat two seperate townhouses if needed).