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Rubbermaid Sizes?
- Thread starter JamesP
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Jr Nimeskern
Snake lover for lifer
Yes I am with Simon on this one I use the Sterlite Sweater boxes that are exactly just like his... they seem to work out great... just make sure you put holes in the sides so that the corns are able to get circulation...
Kat
I'm talkin' to YOU.
For my adults I have two different sizes of lidded plastic containers...
For smaller adults, I use the 28 quart sterilite containers (though you need some way to secure the lid better), and for larger adults, I use wrapping-paper storage boxes with tight lids. Loose lids will not work unless secured properly. Granted the wrapping paper boxes I use (and they're the good kind) cost me ~$15 each, but for a ~3ft long cage that's pretty darn good.
For smaller adults, I use the 28 quart sterilite containers (though you need some way to secure the lid better), and for larger adults, I use wrapping-paper storage boxes with tight lids. Loose lids will not work unless secured properly. Granted the wrapping paper boxes I use (and they're the good kind) cost me ~$15 each, but for a ~3ft long cage that's pretty darn good.
I use a rubber maid toughneck.Its about 3 foot wide and about 3-4 foot high.Like one of the others said make holes in the side,get the air flowing Buy I only use rubber maid containers for babies,injured,or when I feed.I use 20 gallon tanks for there real home.But I only own 1 corn,so I wouldnt know the expences of buying that many 20 gal tanks.Bye.
Buy I only use rubber maid containers for babies,injured,or when I feed.I use 20 gallon tanks for there real home.But I only own 1 corn,so I wouldnt know the expences of buying that many 20 gal tanks.Bye.