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    Iris drawer

    Just found this on the web looking for tubs.

    https://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/sto...tegoryId=13289

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    Hmm interesting i wonder how the clearence is my calico yellowbelly named Houdini is a master escape artist. 😬
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    Im curious to try it. That top part looks like it might pop off. maybe mod it a bit.

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    Re: Iris drawer

    screw it I ordered one to just see, ordered my other tubs anyway

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    Re: Iris drawer

    I used a similar design of those sliding storage draws during my Leopard Gecko breeding days. The Iris ones may be different, but, the ones I used had at least a 1/2" open gap between the top of the frame and the bin on the sides-which allows the bin to slide in and out easily. A little modification to the bins would keep Leopard Geckos contained, but, I wouldn't trust any of my 'Homer Simpson' style DIY modifications to hold out against snakes.

    Also on the topic of Iris bins: I spoke to IrisUSA a few months ago about making reptile 'friendly' designs on their newer storage tubs/containers/racks or even--potentially their own specialized rack system. The customer service rep. thought I was joking at first, but, I made my case and we spent about 15-20 minutes talking on the phone. They said they had recorded my call and would forward my information to their Sales Team. I offered to field test any new designs for feedback, but, I never heard back...
    *.* TNTC

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    Fwiw our racks were always built so there was friction pulling it out. If it slid easy it was too loose.

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