Will this work for a sling enclosure?

[RedSkies]

I was at hobby lobby looking for sling enclosures, and they were almost out of the baselball display cases I have seen people use. However, they had some of these things. They're little cylinders with 2 magnifying glasses on top (one swings out). They have a few air vents on top, but I am going to burn some more on the sides. What do you guys think?

 

[MetalMan2004]

As long as its escape-proof and you add a bit of ventilation, it could be kind of cool to have built in magnifying glasses!

 

[RedSkies]

Yup, It twist-locks into place. It's made for kids to toss bugs in and then study through the magnifying glasses on top. Which is why it comes with a free rubber spider, I guess.

 

[AngelDeVille]

Yup, It twist-locks into place. It's made for kids to toss bugs in and then study through the magnifying glasses on top. Which is why it comes with a free rubber spider, I guess.

You had me at “free rubber spider”

 

[tewebag]

I do not see why it could not work as long as it's escape proof but I would just make sure it have no direct sunlight for sure just because of the magnifying glass, just to be safe.
I might have to go and look for those myself now.

 

[Apestabrook]

Just don't put it in the sun lol

 

[RedSkies]

I think it would get dangerously hot in the sun, even without the magnifying glass.

 

[Apestabrook]

I think it would get dangerously hot in the sun, even without the magnifying glass.

Yeah, it would, I was joking though because of the magnifying glass

 

[NukaMedia Exotics]

Definitely cool for a small sling if you keep it out of direct sunlight so as not to fry the T. Also make sure there's adequate ventilation.

 

[Lithobius]

I've noticed my slings generally like taller over wider containers so they can make a nice burrow, but it looks deep enough it should be fine after you put a few more holes in. A built in magnifying glass sounds cool...