Body Turning Test
From$490
Mouse Single and Rat Single models
Description
The body reversal test is a narrow alleyway for turning for mice and rats. A narrow corridor open at one end and closed at the other (three walls), all resting on a removable base.
- Removable walls for easy cleaning and storage
- Materials for walls and base: opaque acrylic (plexiglass).
- Colors available: White, Black, Blue non reflective. 3/8 inch thickness
Price & Dimensions
Mouse Single
$490
- Aisle width: 5 cm
- Corridor length: 30cm
- Height: 30cm
Rat Single
$590
- Aisle width: 10 cm
- Corridor length: 50cm
- Height: 50cm
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Examples of tests it scores
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References
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