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    Some quick insight

    So I don't believe I left the tub open, actually I'm 95% sure I didn't. I may of not pushed it all the way shut, but my 500 gram pastel was just crawling on the floor when I was walking into my kitchen(kinda scared the crap out of me). I have no idea if he just managed to move tub forward enough to slide out of if maybe I left the slightest gap and he wedged between it. So has anybody had this happen to them? It may of been my mistake but I'm rather curious.
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    He was looking for some food lol
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    Re: Some quick insight

    They can sometimes push them open a little.

    I use little blocks screwed into the edge of the shelf to hold them shut but you can use little pieces of dowl or even a section of tube to lock all of them at once.
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    I have one of those "frugal racks" and I had a 1800g girl escape... her shelf was pushed up... not sure on who the culprit was.
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    Re: Some quick insight

    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Oni View Post
    He was looking for some food lol
    He's blind and he just ate Friday so I doubt that was the reason

    Quote Originally Posted by dr del View Post
    They can sometimes push them open a little.

    I use little blocks screwed into the edge of the shelf to hold them shut but you can use little pieces of dowl or even a section of tube to lock all of them at once.
    Yea, I'll have to do that. My racks are from C Serpents but I don't have anything holding them in besides being pushed back. I'll have to put something in front of them for sure. I'm surprised my 750 gram bumblebee hasn't done this yet.
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