16 cages, 18x18x36 on one rack
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Mike Fisher
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Looking good!
...ah the smell of freshly cut lumber...mmmm
...ah the smell of freshly cut lumber...mmmm
Looking good!
...ah the smell of freshly cut lumber...mmmm
Yeah!!! When I go out into the Cham room in the AM it smells good!!!
It holds the misters and heat lamps. It allows me to move them from front to back and side to side in seconds per cage. I will post close ups when it is all done. I'm waiting on the Mistking supplies. I got another ultimate system,16 extra nozzels,24 shut off valves and an extra 100 foot of hose. Just got my RODI system today and it has a float and auto shutoff so NO MORE FILLING THE SUPPLY TANK!!!! I'm almost there...... Woo HOO!!!!!
maxttu
New Member
Wow Steve! You have been busy! Now you just have to show us what all you are putting in there.
Soon VERY soon
maxttu
New Member
You just want me to come help you build one
Or you could at least send me the blueprints...
Or you could at least send me the blueprints...
What Blueprints???? It's in my head and that's kind of fuzzy after the big C treatments as you know!!!!
it will cost you at least a six pack sent to my home if you want me to put it all in print!!!! 
Saldarya
Established Member
Was hanging out out Steve's this evening and got to check this thing out in person. Pretty impressed with the versatility and ability to adjust lighting and misting for each cage.
I know he has some pics to share of the finished product, but a very creative solution so as to be able to fit individual needs of each cage all on one rack.
Great job man!!
I know he has some pics to share of the finished product, but a very creative solution so as to be able to fit individual needs of each cage all on one rack.
Great job man!!
Thanks Bobby!!! Got a lot more done today,I will post Picts next week when it is 100% completed. Thanks for the hook up on the RODI unit as it saved $$$$ I'm going to post Picts of my new Chams as well as the whole room now that it's set up the way I want it. looks like I could have (we could have
) some Yellow Lip Parsonii to put in those new cages in as little as 2 weeks!!!! I hope,I hope,I hope.......... 
holly sh*t dude, what can I say, impresive
Thank You kind sir,I'll post more Picts of it this week as I'm almost finished. I keep getting side tracked with other projects so it's not quite finished yet.
Well after being un able to do any work on this rack due to a back injury and out of town etc. I was finally able to start back to work and with the exception of furnishing a few more cages it done. WOOHOO!!!!!!
Everything is automated and easy to clean so I'm very excited to have it this close to 100% completion.
Everything is automated and easy to clean so I'm very excited to have it this close to 100% completion.
Action Jackson
Chameleon Enthusiast
You got game Steve I like your posts, it inspires me to think of new ways to improve my set ups. I recently finished a 10 cage drain table using the shower pan liner method and I'm building another 8' table today.
Do you have any pictures of you RO set up? Also are you using any HO t5 lighting set ups?
I like your posts, it inspires me to think of new ways to improve my set ups. I recently finished a 10 cage drain table using the shower pan liner method and I'm building another 8' table today.Do you have any pictures of you RO set up? Also are you using any HO t5 lighting set ups?
You got game Steve
Do you have any pictures of you RO set up? Also are you using any HO t5 lighting set ups?
Thank you sir! I will post pictures of the RODI system I am using. It is set up so that it fills a 35 gallon drum and has two automatic shut off features so I haver have to worry about filling the drum or having it overflow. The unit I have can produce 150 gallons per day. I also purchased another membrane that reduces waste water significantly but have not installed it yet. As far as lights I'm still using old school tubes with shop light fixtures. I use a combination of 5.0 and 10.0 depending on the species,age etc. if you saw the first post then you know that NOTHING is attached to any of the cages and this makes it so easy to remove and clean or put outside for some natural sunlight. I'm now in the process of converting my other rack of 2x2x4 cages to the same system.
Steve
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