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Thread: 1/4" Gap??

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    1/4" Gap??

    Is 1/4" gap too big for hatchlings? I just made a hatchling rack and it has a 1/4" gap between the tub and upper shelf. Will I be fine or not? Thanks guys.

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    Re: 1/4" Gap??

    I wouldn't risk it at all. All they need to do is get their head through and their body will follow. Snakes have a tendency to escape out of openings that look impossible
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    Re: 1/4" Gap??

    Yep, it's possible for a hatchling to get through a 1/4" gap. I found that out the hard way a couple years ago.

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    Re: 1/4" Gap??

    Yeah I agree, they are amazing at getting through tiny spaces.

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