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Hatchling rack w/flexwatt, thermostat, etc

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I built this melamine rack myself (Im a perfectionist). It measures 4' x 4' x 15 inches deep. It hold 36 small sterilite boxes (5.7 / 6 quarts), perfect for hatchlings or yearlings....see pics below.

It has flexwatt heat tape fixed to the rear floor of each shelf using foil tape to hold it down. The heat tape is weaved through each shelf terminating at the bottom - so there is only one connnection for all shelves. The temperature is controlled by a dimmer installed in the side as well as a BAH-100 thermostat.
Overall a very neat rack! Just plug it in and you're good to go.

This rack i am using at the moment and will only be available from december 2004.

I am asking $200 or best offer!

I am in southern Oregon near the CA state line. I prefer pick up or you pay (and arrange) shipping (this rack is rather heavy!!!)

email me for more info: [email protected]

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http://client.webshots.com/album/216356703eDhTgU

Thanks

Craig
 
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