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Does anyone know of an affordable option to use as a pump housing? I've searched everywhere for a simple metal cabinet...no luck. Any ideas? I'm looking to buy one, not build one.
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Course you could get a little bigger one got this one at Pet Smart 19.99 then I put wood over the top. Works great for my pumps... and it has plenty of holes for venting...  
Last edited by RC51; 06/17/16 10:23 AM.
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Be watchful that the shelter does not allow wasps and insects to colonize inside the shelter. I've has snakes craw into shelters low to the ground for warmth from the compressor.
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