Smaller Racks

[SnakeGirl]

Anyone know where I can get a rack to house around 30 baby ball pythons? I have found many racks online, but they house 60+ babies and are really expensive. If I were planning to house that many babies, I could see spending the money, but since I don't plan to have more than three clutches a year for at least five+ years, I am looking for something a little smaller. Aside from the price of the large racks, I also don't have space for them. Something small is what I need, but I can't find anyone who sells smaller ones at a reasonable price. Does anyone know of someone who builds and sells smaller racks or should I just try to figure out how to build one myself? Thanks in advance.

[BallBoy]

animal plastics has a nice 30 drawer rack..... not a bad price either. but i think u have to buy the tubs seperate.

[SNAKEWISPERA]

why dont you build your own if you have the room and time it turns out cheaper aswell

[KLG]

www.animalplastics.com

[SnakeGirl]

why dont you build your own if you have the room and time it turns out cheaper aswell

Cause I would really hate to see how a rack I tried to build turned out! :cheesygri It probably wouldn't even work right! Not to mention, I would probably have more cost in re-doing something I did wrong and spend more in the long run! ;p

[redtails]

What ever happened to cage-crafters?

[b3_dd]

Boaphile has a 20 and a 10 hatchling rhino rack. Here's the link: http://www.boaphileplastics.com/rhinoraxx_choices.html

[Hennek]

Animal Plastics...hands down the best in the biz

BTW...although they are a bit harder to find, I strongly recommend the Iris tubs. They have a flat bottom versus rubbermaid that has a groove along the bottom. Much easier to clean.

[SnakeGirl]

Thanks for all the info guys. I ordered a rack today from Animal Plastics that holds 27 hatchlings! I really appreciated everyone's help!