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    Re: Animal Plastics lighting

    I never had a problem with the lights in those cages.

    I ended up taking em out because they heated the cages up too much.

    I'd think about putting like a "stop screw" in them.

    Drill a pilot hole inside the light under the bulb. Slide the light into place and tighten the 2 screws down holding it in place.

    Then put 1 more in that stop screw hole into the top of the cage.

    That'd do it

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