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Would this work?
I wanna make a bigger hide for my BP. I have a Sterilite container, but it's clear. Would it be ok to wrap black electrical tape around it, so it wouldn't be see through? I'm gonna place it on the hot side. I have a 75w nocturnal bulb. Don't know if the tape would begin to un-stick from the heat, or would the tape be toxic in anyway to the snake?
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Tape inside the enclosure is never a good idea. It will eventually start to come off and become a major hazard to your snake.
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Would this work?
First off ...... never EVER use any kind of tape in a snake container / vivarium / rub .
Tape is so very dangerous , the ends soon comes unstuck and the tape then sticks firmly to the snake scales causing untold damage !!
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The combination of heat, humidity, and tape is just asking for trouble. There are a plethora of hide options much better suited.
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Re: Would this work?
Originally Posted by DreDeuce
I wanna make a bigger hide for my BP. I have a Sterilite container, but it's clear. Would it be ok to wrap black electrical tape around it, so it wouldn't be see through? I'm gonna place it on the hot side. I have a 75w nocturnal bulb. Don't know if the tape would begin to un-stick from the heat, or would the tape be toxic in anyway to the snake?
I wouldn't that much tape is asking for trouble.. Get a Kitty Litter pan the size you want and cut a hole in that. Van Ness makes good ones that I've used for years and they are colored.
When you've got 10,000 people trying to do the same thing, why would you want to be number 10,001? ~ Mark Cuban "for the discerning collector"
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I cannot emphasize this enough...... Never ever, ever use tape inside a snake enclosure. There have been some very nasty accidents.
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Rofl. Boy we all answered this one quick.
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Re: Would this work?
At least it shows we care
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Re: Would this work?
Yes, you guys just did answer that one fast, AND I SURE DO APPRECIATE IT! Ok, so I am not going that route! Lol. Thank you guys once again.
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I couldn't get my fingers going fast enough to say NO TAPE!!! Thankfully the community of snake lovers here at BP.net was quick on the draw! hahaha!!
There are a million things you could use, and plenty you can find at a dollar store for super cheap, especially if appearance isn't your highest priority. I've also seen some videos of how to make hides really cheap. I haven't tried making them, but some of them seemed really easy and cheap, and ended up looking good and natural.
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