So I found these Drain away trays on Ebay and they are awesome. I have them sitting on top of 3 4x4 blocks on top of a 4 wheel planter roller. I put the blocks under the trays so I could get a decent size pail under the drip spout. I screwed the blocks to the roller from underneath. Then I drilled 2 holes on the bottom of the plastic trays and then zipped tied the tray to the roller and it's perfect. Now about a half an hour after I feed them I come out and grab one pail at a time and pour it down the drain.
Toss some hoses on run em to a 5 gal with holes drilled slightly smaller than the hose about an inch lower then the height they are. Toss in a condensate pump or sump with float switch to another 5 gal or the drain and you have to empty much less. Maybe every week or never if the drain.
Toss some hoses on run em to a 5 gal with holes drilled slightly smaller than the hose about an inch lower then the height they are. Toss in a condensate pump or sump with float switch to another 5 gal or the drain and you have to empty much less. Maybe every week or never if the drain.
It has a drain built into it. These drain away pans are great they are made to be able to drain all liquid in the pan to the drain spout even on level ground. Check them out at drainawaytray.com