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28-12-2006, 09:47 PM
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Reptile Rooms
I am setting up a room in my house and I will have a portable heater in it. Then I will place shelves on the walls and place containers on them to house different species of exotic pets.
I am doing all this so I dont have hundreds of wires going in every direction towards electric sockets and I could be overloading these sockets. This means I can concentrate on the humidity for the animals and not heating and humidity. Does any one have a room like this because I want some tips. Thank You. 
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