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you cant go past you tube for ideas mate ,just type in reptile rack ,python rack or something like that . heaps of videos . if you got dial -up throw your computer away now but !:lol:
 
Dougie we gave you some good links , were they not good enough ???
what is it you really want to know ....

to be honest its hard to bother mate , every time you get some good info you just ignore it and keep asking and bumping ...............
 
Hey guys,
i am gathering up all the info you guys a telling me, so i can kinda make it so its a bit of an original..Any one have ideas on what i could do?
 
Ok guys heres some questions.......
1:I will be using a heat cord to heat all the gecko tubs?SO should i use thermostat?
2:What kind of wood should i use?
and 3:Is there any special ways i need to build the rack system?
Ok thanks guys,
Chris
 
1: some people don't use thermostats with small wattage cords, I'd use one for safety though.
2: Melamine is the best, thats the main wood people use for racks/enclosures its pretty cheap also.
3: its pretty basic, I can't describe how to do it really, but I made a 4x3x3 enclosure myself so its pretty easy!
 
Ok guys, thanks for that dave94, once other people have answered those 3 last questions, i will start designing the rack, then probaly this week, i will go looking and shopping around for some decent size tubs for the geckos!Then will get wood and things once i have it all sorted out
 
Ok guys, thanks for that dave94, once other people have answered those 3 last questions, i will start designing the rack, then probaly this week, i will go looking and shopping around for some decent size tubs for the geckos!Then will get wood and things once i have it all sorted out

Set up (not including cord,thermostat etc) will cost around $100-120. I payed $110 for all my wood, glass track (you don't need that :lol:) nails,screws,vents etc so its not that much!
 
1 always use a thermostat , better to be safe than sorry
2 melamine ....
3 no , make a simple shelf rack , rout some grooves in the back of each shelf to run the cord .
 
OK thanks guys, what type of thermostat?I was thinking about using the one i said in the thread Thermostats.........
Thanks,
Chris

I use on/off habistat, got it off herpshop for $72 on a special, just ordered another for my new bredli and its $80 now.
 
Mmmmk, the only one we have in town here is $205!!!!and thats the only thermostat we have here in Bunbury for sale!!!LOL sorry about all the !!! its just that i can't believe the city of bunbury or the shops around here won't get any other thermostats lol-Well any way, would the one i said in the Thread Thermostats..... work?Or not really?as there is only ever gonna be a heat cord as the heating?
 
Mmmmk, the only one we have in town here is $205!!!!and thats the only thermostat we have here in Bunbury for sale!!!LOL sorry about all the !!! its just that i can't believe the city of bunbury or the shops around here won't get any other thermostats lol-Well any way, would the one i said in the Thread Thermostats..... work?Or not really?as there is only ever gonna be a heat cord as the heating?

The reptapet one I commented on? They might work, but there worth $65 where I am, why not pay a extra $35 or so and get a very good one?
 
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