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<blockquote data-quote="Volkswachter" data-source="post: 188225" data-attributes="member: 34028"><p>If I need to add holes while the tarantula is in their bottle/cup/house/etc; I use an ice pick to gently hollow out a hole, it doesn't leave shavings like a drill, it punctures leaving no mess in the enclosure. Food for thought.</p><p>A pointy steak knife would probably also achieve the same results, poke it in, give it a wiggle until the hole is the size you want it, bingo bango; hole. This is also handy as the hole is tapered, smaller on the inside, wider on the outside so even small slings can't escape from the hole, yet it can still catch and channel air into the enclosure.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Volkswachter, post: 188225, member: 34028"] If I need to add holes while the tarantula is in their bottle/cup/house/etc; I use an ice pick to gently hollow out a hole, it doesn't leave shavings like a drill, it punctures leaving no mess in the enclosure. Food for thought. A pointy steak knife would probably also achieve the same results, poke it in, give it a wiggle until the hole is the size you want it, bingo bango; hole. This is also handy as the hole is tapered, smaller on the inside, wider on the outside so even small slings can't escape from the hole, yet it can still catch and channel air into the enclosure. [/QUOTE]
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