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want to build a rodent rack for breeding some mice I have a bunch of 10 20 gal aquariums on a large shelf but there just not cutting it
So I wanted to get some ideas and maybe some plans
thought about incorporating a automatic water system but I heard that they can flood the Ben's figure one sticking with the water bottles
thanx ruffryder1 "new member"

PS "MERRY CHRISTMAS HAPPY NEW YEAR" :?party:
 
dollar store wash pans work well for mice, depends on what you are feeding and the supply you need. I personally prefer rats over mice. If you plan to feed live pinks or freeze them. If you are freezing them and you can get away with rat pinks, I would sugest you deal with rats instead of mice.

Basically a rack is nothing more than making a screen lid with wire and wood. What you would normally consider the top would now be facing your wash pan. A frame and structure is then made to keep your pan pressed tightly againist your lid. Many have made racks so it becomes "drawer-like" in function.
 
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