an interesting hide

So I have this log hide that was originally designed for a fish tank, but when I got my BP Charlie, I decided to wash it off and use it in his enclosure. He loved it but when I went to upgrade him to a larger tank, I decided to move it into my corn snake, Bailey's tank. So here's a picture of the hide:
http://i1084.photobucket.com/albums/...psdef0381b.jpg

as you can see, there's a branch up top that's hollowed out on the inside, and somehow Bailey found her way inside of that. I didn't know if I should be concerned or not so I thought I'd make a thread and get a few opinions. I've removed the hide for the time being.

If she can get stuck, don't use it.

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Originally Posted by Bobbafett

If she can get stuck, don't use it.

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She comes in and out as she pleases. Right now she's small enough to get in but I'm afraid someday she will get stuck.

The next time she comes out, take out the hide. I have a hollow log similar to that. I filled the hollow limb with HOT GLUE and let it dry. I then put it back in my corn's tank so she can use it but not get stuck. About a month ago THE SAME LOG had a snow corn stuck in it. We had to cut the hide apart to rescue her.