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When introducing a fast or defensive T into is new enclosure, why does the lid of the enclosure have to be open?
Wouldn't it be easier to tape or Velcro the vial to either the side or the floor, loosen but do not remove the lid after taping or gluing a string on it and then close the door put the string through a vent hole and open it up with the doors all closed?
Could a T kick the padding away and escape itself? Not that I'm planning on that, just watching too many YouTube obt videos!!
Wouldn't it be easier to tape or Velcro the vial to either the side or the floor, loosen but do not remove the lid after taping or gluing a string on it and then close the door put the string through a vent hole and open it up with the doors all closed?
Could a T kick the padding away and escape itself? Not that I'm planning on that, just watching too many YouTube obt videos!!