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    Actually how about this, I could use a flat board the size of the tub to put in the bottom of the tub, that way if it floods the board lifts all the rodents out of the water!

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    How many of them boards do you have? They will absorb urine so you would need to throw them out.
    Flooded tubs don't happen often, I check my systems daily.

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    That is awful! At least the male survived, but still super sad

    Reptile Basics has clips for wire mesh...like the others said I think it's just a risk in the end.

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