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Housing & Storage Space???

esnailme

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I notice that some members have like 4-6 different species.

How do you keep all these newts/salamanders without them being on top of each other???

I saw a metal rack on a video. Is there a certain place that you can get this rack?

Are there an other suggestions?:confused:
 

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I use the metal bakers racks that you can purchase from Lowe's, Home Depot, or probably any other home improvement store. I got pictures somewhere, I'll try and dig those up.
 
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