Great Job ty i am going to try this one day wen i am one my own and cant be yelled at by my mom lmao, plss keep posting new videos on ur buisness/hobby :)
@twillis10 That's actually a great question! I use heat cable because I live in California... it's usually at least 75 degrees year around, and the heat tape heats up the reptile room way too much. The cable is actually safer, imo, because if it goes out or stops working it simply turns off.... it's doesn't overheat and melt like the heat tape.
Many large scale breeders use heat cable, but it seems more popular with gecko keepers than snake keepers for the most part.
@PacHerp Thanks for the great response. I might use it for my next rack, I live in Georgia where it is warm most of the year, and between the other cages and rack my room stays pretty warm. keep the good vids coming.
I have known most of the top breeders in the in the USA and have have never seen them use heat cable in any of their racks that had ball pythons. I do agree that heat tape can be a problem sometimes, but in about 20 years of using eat tape i have never had a problem though. I don't remember seeing Ron with heat wire as well and i have known him for about 18 years. Maybe he has changed since i last time i was there, but either way. If it works for you keep using it.
where would I find the shoe boxes at? do you get them online or in a local store? Do you choose heat cable over heat tape for a reason? I love your videos. Keep up the good work =)
Great looking rack system!! That does save so much money building it yourself. I really like your idea for setting up the heat cable too. And cute baby geckos!
@zombietronn Glad you enjoyed the video! It took us weeks to come up with the design... it takes about 2 full days (16 hours) to cut and router all the pieces for 2 units. I plan on showing off some of my custom built adult racks in another video soon!
what about humidity?
MrChikki 2 days ago
Does this work for breeding?
teodycue 4 days ago
Ur so cruel
desousa5141 2 weeks ago
what kind of wood is that
josh24140 1 month ago
@josh24140
its 3/4" white melamine. it is thermally fused, which helps with heat and humidity.
MoBecksCreations 3 weeks ago
do yhu know how many oz it is for one bowl??
suprakid0709 2 months ago
very nice job
mshk999 2 months ago
what you use for the gap or did you use anything.
thesunsetreptiles 3 months ago
does this setup work for snakes to ?
madscotsman65 3 months ago
when wiilll u make the how to build video
CBW0314 3 months ago
ok it says a set of 12 if i pick qty 3 will it five me 36 tubs
soloherps 5 months ago in playlist soloherps's Favorited Videos
Nice job! What type of particle board? Do you use a sealant on the edges to prevent water damage from accidental spills?
johnhrose 11 months ago
that rack is amazing im gonna bookmark this vid and try to make one of my own :)
Reptyler007 1 year ago
Great Job ty i am going to try this one day wen i am one my own and cant be yelled at by my mom lmao, plss keep posting new videos on ur buisness/hobby :)
TheJessiboy 1 year ago
Great job.
AcadianaReptileCo 1 year ago
can u let the reptiles live in the rack system
Shafeen0506 1 year ago
Great vid!!!!! That rack looks really good!!!! How much is the heat cable? Is it cheaper than flex watt and do u recommend it for use with BP??
Again great vid!!! Keep them coming :-)
bigtattoorick 1 year ago
Thats an amazing rack!!!!
leopardgecs22 1 year ago
ware did u get the johnsons thermostat, cuz all the other thermostats are like 130.00
leosforlife1998 1 year ago
how much energy does this use? lets say I wanted one.
TheMass33 1 year ago
what is the dimensions on the rack shelfs and the sides
meatybrans13 1 year ago
Hey great Job
RIPSTER1971 1 year ago
what kind of wood did u use? partical bored?
GZReptiles 1 year ago
@GZReptiles malimine u cant use most wood cause it will warmp with humidity
coolpunk100 1 year ago
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tokay999 1 year ago
Does the heat cable provide enough heat? i feel like 3 inch flexwat would work much better. Not trying to criticize or anything just curious.
twillis10 1 year ago
@twillis10 That's actually a great question! I use heat cable because I live in California... it's usually at least 75 degrees year around, and the heat tape heats up the reptile room way too much. The cable is actually safer, imo, because if it goes out or stops working it simply turns off.... it's doesn't overheat and melt like the heat tape.
Many large scale breeders use heat cable, but it seems more popular with gecko keepers than snake keepers for the most part.
PacHerp 1 year ago
@PacHerp Thanks for the great response. I might use it for my next rack, I live in Georgia where it is warm most of the year, and between the other cages and rack my room stays pretty warm. keep the good vids coming.
twillis10 1 year ago
@PacHerp
I have known most of the top breeders in the in the USA and have have never seen them use heat cable in any of their racks that had ball pythons. I do agree that heat tape can be a problem sometimes, but in about 20 years of using eat tape i have never had a problem though. I don't remember seeing Ron with heat wire as well and i have known him for about 18 years. Maybe he has changed since i last time i was there, but either way. If it works for you keep using it.
SJSSocoms 1 year ago
great vid, please make lots more :-)
loxocemus 1 year ago
where would I find the shoe boxes at? do you get them online or in a local store? Do you choose heat cable over heat tape for a reason? I love your videos. Keep up the good work =)
hbuglilly 1 year ago
lol Nevermind where you get the shoe boxes. lol I just rewatched the vid.
hbuglilly 1 year ago
that is awesome!!!
good to see some else gets there tubs form the container store.
ReptiCarpetLuver 1 year ago
Great looking rack system!! That does save so much money building it yourself. I really like your idea for setting up the heat cable too. And cute baby geckos!
RachelSnakes 1 year ago
thanks for sharing! I'm looking forward to the building video...
EHGekkos 1 year ago
I am super impressed!!! GREAT work!!! Maybe you should market these custom built shelving units to the trade???? Love it!
mombucks 1 year ago
cool video keep up making videos
MrGeckolover 1 year ago
Awesome Job,Very Nice,Thumbs Up~
gerijuana 1 year ago
great vid
jeremy3560 1 year ago
Thats really awesome. My dad is trying to build me a rack right now and I think this video will help.
Will you be showing any adult racks in your videos?
zombietronn 1 year ago
@zombietronn Glad you enjoyed the video! It took us weeks to come up with the design... it takes about 2 full days (16 hours) to cut and router all the pieces for 2 units. I plan on showing off some of my custom built adult racks in another video soon!
PacHerp 1 year ago