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For the record, I envy you all. Im trying to afford one gecko... I want 1000!
wilomn said:The only real difference between drilling and using a soldering iron, that I've seen, is with the drill you can leave behind a little twist of plastic that can be pretty sharp. Melting holes leaves no sharp parts.
pac-man said:heres my bedroom lol.
im builing a rack soon for my hatchling leos when i breed.
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RaiQuee said:His hatchling rack is 144 boxes...
I never did post pictures of our reptile room/bedroom. I await the day that they seperate. I really really do!
lol... okay for the AP racks (which hold most of my geckos, and a few random colubrids) there are 20 blanket boxes, 80 sweater boxes, and 156 shoeboxes. Then I have some other random racks/cages for miscellaneous stuff, but I didn't take pictures of them. :freak:Grinning Geckos said:Awwww....you ruined my fun! I wanted to see if he knew off the top of his head. OK Paul .... What the breeder rack + hatchling rack? And don't say "a lot". LOL PM me if ya want.
Grinning Geckos said:Uh huh....just as I thought! LOL That's a lot of geckos .... so lets see some pics, eh?
MELAMINE?!? How dare you insult my AP racks?? lol Actually, despite how thick and sturdy they are, I can still pick them up by myself.rrhill said:Hmmm...Paul is a regular Martha Stewart with all those tidy plastic storage totes holding supplies stacked neatly on appropriately sized shelving spaces! Looks like your racks are melamine?!?! They gotta weigh a ton! I have smaller racks (holds 18 of the sweaterboxes...15 or 16 qt size) and they weigh a lot. I will eventually build bigger racks...too many projects right now. Nice space Paul, and you're using it well!:main_thumbsup: