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Arachnopeon
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- Mar 15, 2017
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So i have an arboreal T coming. Almost 3 inches. I have an enclosure ready for her, but the problem is it has a screen lid. I know about how hey can get their fangs and claws stuck but I'm running low on budget and time. Is there any way to have a quick, DIY fix that i can do using materials commonly found at home? it's a screen that looks pretty much like this:
I saw someone post about putting tape on the screen from the inside while leaving the middle open for ventilation but I'm wondering if an arboreal species still manage to get itself stuck in the middle part that isn't taped. I really like the enclosure and doubt I can afford any materials to make a new lid and I'm getting worried. I thought about just covering the entire lid interior with tape and drilling holes in the terrarium for ventilation but I have no experience with drilling through glass and I might break it. Tips anyone?
I saw someone post about putting tape on the screen from the inside while leaving the middle open for ventilation but I'm wondering if an arboreal species still manage to get itself stuck in the middle part that isn't taped. I really like the enclosure and doubt I can afford any materials to make a new lid and I'm getting worried. I thought about just covering the entire lid interior with tape and drilling holes in the terrarium for ventilation but I have no experience with drilling through glass and I might break it. Tips anyone?