my new setup

[MEPOKEU]

I moved from tacoma to puyallup.

Thought i would share my new setup

 

[cushcameleon]

Wow that is awesome, but how to you empty out the plastic bin on the bottom? Which I'm guessing is being used for drainage?

 

[MEPOKEU]

Wow that is awesome, but how to you empty out the plastic bin on the bottom? Which I'm guessing is being used for drainage?

Me and the wife lift the whole set up out of the tub and then empty the excess water outside. Its pretty easy since it has wheels.

I also can fill the water container on top with my outside water hose.

 

[PantherVeileD]

becareful!! the outlet is too close to the cage.. never know water might get to it. Also I really like that tub!!! I have one but the home depot that I go to stop selling it

 

[MEPOKEU]

I bought the tub from home depot, but they also have them at lowes and walmart.

The mistking sprays away from the plug and the plastic tub covers the chords and outlet so its not a problem

 

[summoner12]

Not trying to be too critical... but the height of your cages is kinda low.... as long as the traffic in the room is minimal it shouldn't be an issue.


looks good. very clean. I like the in case shit happens tub for the water jug

 

[jojackson]

Dont like that power outlet board right next to falling water/moisture! Danger!
I know what massive electic shock feels like, no picnic. Death would be a bit of a bummer too!
Not to mention Bad hair day dude!

Investe in an extention cord, might save your life. A good surge protector wouldnt hurt either.
Having to lift the whole shebang out of the water seems like it might be a drag day after day?
Could you use a slightly smaller tub (inside dimensions of the cages legs) and just slide it in and out underneath? *shrugs*

The mistking sprays away from the plug and the plastic tub covers the chords and outlet so its not a problem

Safety First. Power board in the pic looks pretty dicey to me

 

[SliK JiM]

The setups look great! But as said, watch the extension sockets and it could do with being a bit higher off the ground. Plus, if you put the tray at the bottom on something (to raise it up), you could stick a small valvle/tap into the tray so you could easily empty it by just opening the tap into a bucket!

But yeah, the interiors look great and you'll have some happy chams!