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The Following 3 Users Say Thank You to dakski For This Useful Post:
Bogertophis (10-28-2018),CALM Pythons (10-28-2018),Dianne (10-28-2018)
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That looks like a great solution! As far as any spots that pose a danger for head & neck to get stuck, you could probably make something out of cardboard to
block the hole temporarily? Can't imagine any snake wanting to force the issue with all that open space to go elsewhere, can you? Good idea, & useful for other
things too...see, this is why I love to wander thru home improvement & hardware stores...
Last edited by Bogertophis; 10-28-2018 at 06:16 PM.
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Re: Climbing Apparatus?
What a great idea, Dave...I would never have thought to use something like this. Thanks for sharing.
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Re: Climbing Apparatus?
Originally Posted by Bogertophis
That looks like a great solution! As far as any spots that pose a danger for head & neck to get stuck, you could probably make something out of cardboard to
block the hole temporarily? Can't imagine any snake wanting to force the issue with all that open space to go elsewhere, can you? Good idea, & useful for other
things too...see, this is why I love to wander thru home improvement & hardware stores...
Well. I did my wandering online. Spent a few months looking at different things and thinking about it from different angles. Ladders were expensive, bulky, and hard to secure safely. PVC jungle gyms need to be out together, weighted, and don’t fold down. I have limited space.
This folds up lean and quickly for storage. Is sturdy and big enough for both Behira and Yafe when both are full grown. It’s also light enough that taking it down and putting it away to store is a one person job. I can also take outside in the summer for Fun in the Sun.
Really couldnt be happier. I will block holes, etc. with cardboard as they grow. Great idea.
Originally Posted by Dianne
What a great idea, Dave...I would never have thought to use something like this. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Dianne. Happy to share. Been wracking my brain for months. Glad I remembered I started this thread.
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CALM Pythons (10-28-2018)
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