Rodent 44-4

$3,475.00

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Add 4 Fans and 4 Filters for maximum rodent holding capacity:

Add a set of locking casters to your rack:

All valves are barbed to securely fasten to tubing. Diaphragm recommended for mice, spring-loaded for rats. Select material and style below.

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Other Accesories

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SKU: rod44 Categories: ,

Description

This rack is made of J4 Stainless Steel, no rust ever!

The KEY to The Freedom Breeder Systematic Cycle for breeding rats! This is where it all begins and ends!

You will use the Rodent 44-5 or Rodent 44-4 to house your females while they recover from breeding and raise your smalls to breeders when you remove the moms from the Rodent 824-20, 824-70, 832-40, 612-40 or 77-70 to recover. The perfect addition to a facility that either produces or purchases large numbers of either mice or rats.

Heavy duty fans with these units allow the user to hold more rodents in each tray. The trays can be removed from the rack for quick cleaning.

Fans and Filters

The Fans and Filters sit on top of each level blowing down on the rodent removing body heat. With the fans and filter, you can house a quarter more rodents in each tub.

(Rodent 44-4 Rodent 44-5 have Stainless Steel Water Line Enclosure option included)

Rack Dimensions:

Full rack: 49 3/4″(W) x 30 1/4″(D) x 66 5/16″(H)

Single-level height: 17″

Packing List

(4) Rodent 44 Stainless Steel Levels
(4) 44 series Tubs
(1) Complete Stainless Steel Enclosed Water System
(1) Standard Base Frame
(4) 4” Heavy Duty Casters

(16) Drinking Valves

 

Attention Customers

To avoid chances of flooding your rodents.

  1. Valves will need to be hand-adjusted after receiving rack and before adding rodents. Valves are not adjusted prior to ship out as they can become loosened/tightened in shipping (DO NOT tighten with any tools!)
  2. Run water through your new racking systems for a day before placing rodents or bedding in the rack.
  3. Check for any leaks.
  4. Adjust valves (by hand) to stop all leaks and test again for another day.

 

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