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<blockquote data-quote="WolfSpider" data-source="post: 195687" data-attributes="member: 24627"><p>Naw. There is some concern that their metatarsals can get stuck, but arborials have the same "foot" structure and live in wire topped cages all the time. I would, however, keep plenty of substrate under your baby and remove any hard items from the enclosure. Terrestrial climbers fall from time to time. Best not to worry about ruptured tummies.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="WolfSpider, post: 195687, member: 24627"] Naw. There is some concern that their metatarsals can get stuck, but arborials have the same "foot" structure and live in wire topped cages all the time. I would, however, keep plenty of substrate under your baby and remove any hard items from the enclosure. Terrestrial climbers fall from time to time. Best not to worry about ruptured tummies. [/QUOTE]
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