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    If most of the top is covered except that corner (?) many snakes are simply attracted to the influx of "outside" air...the scents are enticing, & being in a cage
    is probably boring by comparison.

    To help preclude any damage to my snake's nose, I'd probably cover that corner & instead use several tinier holes (in a different location) for the air-flow.
    Snakes learn their way around, & without change, she may just keep pushing until she gets an abscess on her face/nose. Best to prevent if you can, snakes
    can be stubborn.

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