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<blockquote data-quote="m0lsx" data-source="post: 232062" data-attributes="member: 29323"><p>That is more or less the measurements of an exo terra flat Faunarium PT2300. It is what I keep a lot of my adult terrestrials in. </p><p></p><p>As for crickets, that is another good reason to keep T's in appropriately sized enclosures. I have no issues with extra large crickets escaping PT2300's. But a few of my adult T's need smaller crickets to get them to eat & that can be an issue, as obviously air holes are generally larger on larger enclosures. So those T's I keep in enclosures with smaller air holes. </p><p></p><p>If an adult T needs smaller prey, then I tend to keep them in clear storage boxes, with clip on lids & then melt in plenty of small ventilation holes using a soldering iron.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="m0lsx, post: 232062, member: 29323"] That is more or less the measurements of an exo terra flat Faunarium PT2300. It is what I keep a lot of my adult terrestrials in. As for crickets, that is another good reason to keep T's in appropriately sized enclosures. I have no issues with extra large crickets escaping PT2300's. But a few of my adult T's need smaller crickets to get them to eat & that can be an issue, as obviously air holes are generally larger on larger enclosures. So those T's I keep in enclosures with smaller air holes. If an adult T needs smaller prey, then I tend to keep them in clear storage boxes, with clip on lids & then melt in plenty of small ventilation holes using a soldering iron. [/QUOTE]
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