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    Re: Just got 2 pythons

    Well, I finally found her .
    She was on top of a dresser in my closet that had a couple of stacked DVDs and CDs. I just don't understand how she managed to get up there because there's not a single thing by it, no sticks or boxes or anything that could've possibly helped her climb something so tall and smooth, there wasn't any holes on/in it that could've helped her either.
    Whatever though, I finally found her and I'm glad she's fine and back in her enclosure. Found her around 12:30, about 3 hours ago.


    Quote Originally Posted by MD_Pythons View Post
    You should get some tank locks or clips. I use ones like these, I have a rock on the lid just to be safe.
    At the moment I have a large, heavy book on the right side and a guitar pedal on the left that weighs about 10 pounds on the lid. I was planning on buying one of these but I didn't think they were so cheap. Would that 30 gallon clip work for a 10 gallon tank? (Never mind, just read "fits 29 gallon and smaller") I'm assuming they're pretty reliable.
    Last edited by DerekG4; 11-30-2017 at 04:36 PM.

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