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Rack-type Unit help

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I'm planning on building a rack-type unit for my reptiles. It will be 6'-7'x2-2 1/2'x6 1/2' (my measurements are LxWxH). I would like to try to leave around a 1/2'' space between each unit, there will be 3 units total. Each unit would have measurements of 6'-7'(whichever i choose for the length of the entire thing)x2'-2 1/2'(same as length)x 2'. Each unit would have 3 lights, one in each corner and one uvb light. I would also like to build in a seperater in the middle unit to seperate it in half or keep it a whole unit. I do not know much about construction or carpentry so I have a few questions on how to build this and what materials to use. What I would like to know is what type of wood to use. It would need to be able to stand up a high of 60%-70% humidity. Any advice is greatly appreciated.
 
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