34qt sterilites(green or brown handles) they bowed a lot in the middle.
41qt sterilite ultras on sub adults and adults, they are definitely not escape proof.
6qt sterilite pop tops, those are the worst.
The old style 7qt locking lid sterilites work pretty safely for hatchlings but larger tubs need assistance to be sure they can't escape.
There is a few that might be stronger than others, but I wouldn't trust any of them without something else keeping the lid down tight.
(I haven't tried the newest styles of locking lid tubs since I use xpvc and melamine racks now)
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The 25qt one seems fairly strong, but I can't vouch for it as I haven't tried it.Originally Posted by MrBrute
I think it's much safer to take a bookshelf and nail the shelves to where the tub slides into it and keeps the lid firmly in place...
You can do this with any sized tubs and do different sized tubs on different shelves.
Much safer than just a tub on the counter...I think this used shelf cost me $5
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