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<blockquote data-quote="spider4747" data-source="post: 65097" data-attributes="member: 4241"><p>the piece of wood in the enclosure of my Trinidad Chevron is placed on the wider side but this does little to assure me that the wood won't fall and kill my baby. I'm thinking of alternatives, maybe even some kind of wood 'wallpaper' she can climb on the inside instead of something shakey and unstable?</p><p></p><p></p><p>edit; The slim size of the enclosure wouldn't let the wood fall flat, it negates the threat of being squashed indefinitely or at least minimalizes it. i suspect this species to take falling better but wouldn't test it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="spider4747, post: 65097, member: 4241"] the piece of wood in the enclosure of my Trinidad Chevron is placed on the wider side but this does little to assure me that the wood won't fall and kill my baby. I'm thinking of alternatives, maybe even some kind of wood 'wallpaper' she can climb on the inside instead of something shakey and unstable? edit; The slim size of the enclosure wouldn't let the wood fall flat, it negates the threat of being squashed indefinitely or at least minimalizes it. i suspect this species to take falling better but wouldn't test it. [/QUOTE]
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