Worst Nightmare...

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Originally Posted by Gary P

Damn, that's a hot profile pic you got there Fraido, which one are you?

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LOL this is funny and kinda of creeper - sorry to call you out Gary haha My guess is she is the one on the left. If you thought they were nude well sir I think you're mistaken. Looks like to beauties getting ready to go to prom in strapless dresses. I could be wrong but still thought this was a very comical comment.

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Originally Posted by Snoopyslim

LOL this is funny and kinda of creeper - sorry to call you out Gary haha My guess is she is the one on the left. If you thought they were nude well sir I think you're mistaken. Looks like to beauties getting ready to go to prom in strapless dresses. I could be wrong but still thought this was a very comical comment.

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😂 Oh gosh, lmao. I am the one on the left, with the mad collarbone. 😉 Definitely not naked, either! It is actually a selfie my aunt and I took in the limo to a wedding. I haven't even had prom yet! 😁

Don't be fooled, though, lots of makeup. 😝

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We have a cold house and warm enclosures. They tend to prefer the latter.

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Originally Posted by Snoopyslim

Glad there was no escape. Meech, I wouldn't just trust those little clips, we also put a weight on top of the lid. It's sort of a double protection.

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I have never had a problem with escape, but I also use 8 clips on each tank so they keep even tension on the entire lid. Putting things on top of the lid without the additional use of clips is an almost guaranteed way to lose a snake; happened to one of my friends 3 times despite my repeated attempts at trying to educate him. Using both is certainly fine; I just caution people on just heavy things, as there were cement blocks on top of my friend's boa tank and she escaped several times.

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Originally Posted by O'Mathghamhna

I have never had a problem with escape, but I also use 8 clips on each tank so they keep even tension on the entire lid. Putting things on top of the lid without the additional use of clips is an almost guaranteed way to lose a snake; happened to one of my friends 3 times despite my repeated attempts at trying to educate him. Using both is certainly fine; I just caution people on just heavy things, as there were cement blocks on top of my friend's boa tank and she escaped several times.

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Wow 8 clips! I can see that would definitely keep a snake in. I distribute the extra weight in the corners, she looks for ways out but has never escaped. Just a suggestion, I think it's for sure necessary to have clips but the extra weight serves as a double reminder for me because the cage just looks odd without it on there now. Then when adding the weight it makes me double check the clips.

And thank *you* for the weight suggestion! On the corners sounds like a good idea; it certainly couldn't hurt.

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Originally Posted by Snoopyslim

Glad there was no escape. Meech, I wouldn't just trust those little clips, we also put a weight on top of the lid. It's sort of a double protection.

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I'm going to put a picture in my gallery of the clips I use. There heavy duty. You can get them on Amazon or other online retailers. Hope this is helpful to other tank users.