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    Re: Ball python able to push sliding doors out of AP T3

    Quote Originally Posted by clark.matt9 View Post
    So this isn't a characteristic of the AP T3? I didn't order the lock because I was under the impression that it is an extra feature. I didn't expect the doors to pop right off with very little force without it...
    They can actually exert a good amount of force, but I don't know what kind of force is needed to get those doors open as I've always gone the sliding glass door route. The locks (at least on the sliding doors) are more to keep unwanted hands out more so than keeping the inhabitants in.

    In the mean time, if you haven't found a solution already, you should be able to find a luggage strap for pretty cheap that can be tightened around the enclosure that should help keep the doors closed until a more permanent solution from AP arrives.
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