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    Re: Is it okay to keep bp in tub with only a few airholes overnight?

    Quote Originally Posted by Homebody View Post
    In my experience, those tubs aren't secure enough, at least not for an adult BP. I started off keeping my 1500 gram adult male BP in a tub with 4 latches, admittedly a cheap one. One night, I heard a pop. I looked over and one latch was undone. From in the tub, he put enough pressure to pop the latch. I put something heavy on top and ran out to buy 4 spring clamps to hold the latches down. He escaped anyway. I was puzzled because the clamps were still in place. So, I moved the clamps to the gaps between the latches. Only then did he stopped escaping.
    This is very true! BPs will push and push and when they find a weakness in the lid they will not give up on trying to force their way through. I used large binder clips to secure my BP's Sterilite tub lid back when he had a tub for an enclosure. Better safe than sorry as losing a snake is a nightmare

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