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Old 01-03-03, 01:40 PM   #16
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BoidKeeper... I have one of those 3 door rubbermaid drawers and I must say the way you set up the water bottles is completely genius....time for me to get out the drill and free up some aquariums
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Old 01-03-03, 02:42 PM   #17
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Thanks, I thought so. ha ha Here is a better pic, sort of. It was real easy to make. Put one screw into the frame and wrape a rubberband around it and the bottle. Drill a hole for the bottle to get into the cage and your laughing.
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Old 01-03-03, 02:51 PM   #18
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Know its weird because I started breeding my mice almost two years ago I think...anyways when I started I was told my set up would be foolish.

I have 6 inch high rubbermaid shoeboxes. I cut out a square and attached hardware cloth. Everyone on the "other" forum told me I would be lucky to keep the mice in there for a couple weeks before escaping. But two years later I am using the exact same cages.

I guess I have mice that hate chewing? *lol*

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Old 01-03-03, 04:18 PM   #19
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They key is LOW maintenance, and of course low initial cost. Total initial cost for two 50g and two 20g enclosures with food rats and substrate? ~150$ Thats for 1.5

Tools needed : wire nippers, pliers, and either thick skin or gloves

email me if you want any more details
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Old 01-04-03, 10:33 PM   #20
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Hey Tom E there is a underscore between the s and the 0 sorry for the mix up
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