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Well I did it...

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  • 05-18-2009, 05:02 PM
    VegaBP
    Re: Well I did it...
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    Originally Posted by dr del View Post
    Hi,

    I'm not sure that's escape proof with just the weights on the corners - I would try and get some binder clips and put at least 4 if not 6 on the top and rim to make sure there are no spots with "give".

    These snakes are amazing escape artists and really strong when they get a bit of leveradge. I would be really worried she forced the middle of the lid at one side up and either got out or hurt herself trying.


    dr del

    Binder clips!! Like those big black ones you see in an office? That is a great idea! I happen to have a bunch of those! Thank You Doc!

    I couldn't find a tub with a sufficient locking lid. After going to too many stores I settled for this one. But I guess I didn't even think about the center. That is why its so great to have this site.
  • 05-18-2009, 05:34 PM
    dsmalex97
    Re: Well I did it...
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by VegaBP View Post
    Yea I tried the extra uth for a few hours last night and nothing changed so I unplugged it and I mounted my che about a foot above the tub and now its sitting steady at 77 inside the tub. So it worked much better. Plus the che is far enough away that its not effecting the tub (melting it or warping) so its working perfectly now.

    good idea! That should be good, but if you ever plan on increasing your collection and get a rack, the CHE wont be an option. Glad you fixed the problem though.
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