Question about rack

[TexanLady]

You mean to the shelfs above the two tubs? I don't know anything that slim that would work. It really is half an inch at most. Maybe less.

[TexanLady]

I have my albino boy in there right now. He keeps poking his head in that little gap, but so far it looks like he can't get out. Do you think he'll be able to push the tub out?

[The Serpent Merchant]

I have my albino boy in there right now. He keeps poking his head in that little gap, but so far it looks like he can't get out. Do you think he'll be able to push the tub out?

I think you are gong to have issues. I know I wouldn't trust a gap that big.

You have a few options:

1. Rebuild the rack (I suggest using the tub plus a few CD's to get the spacing right)

2. Get a strip of wood to screw into the underside of the shelves to block up the gap

[steve_r34]

Idk ... throw up some pics ... .. see if u can stack a couple CD cases in the front under the tub to raise the front of the tub some .. the back is closed off right ??

[TexanLady]

ok, my dad says to let it sit inside for a few days before I take it apart and rebuild it. I had the materials sitting in my garage since Saturday and I built it out there too. He says the wood might have shrunk in the cold (It's been between 20-30 here for the past week), and to give it a few days to expand before tearing it down and rebuilding it. Is that right?

[The Serpent Merchant]

ok, my dad says to let it sit inside for a few days before I take it apart and rebuild it. I had the materials sitting in my garage since Saturday and I built it out there too. He says the wood might have shrunk in the cold (It's been between 20-30 here for the past week), and to give it a few days to expand before tearing it down and rebuilding it. Is that right?

It might have shrunk some, but certainly not that much. Even still it won't hurt to wait a few days. I wouldn't keep a snake in a tub with that big of a gap unsupervised for any amount of time.