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Escape Artist, need advice

wycherley

wycherley

Batman Rules
I have a glass 2x1x1 Viv with sliding doors on the front. When i first go it i put draft excluders on the doors to stop Elwood just incase he managed to get between the doors. Turns out he did manage to get through the doors and pushed right throught the draft excluders. I need a way of securing the gap on the sliding doors, anyone one done something like this before or can offer any advice?

Thanks
 
My babies are also in a glass viv with sliding doors. (It has a divider in the middle to keep them seperate.) Mine couldn't squeeze between the doors, but I did discover that Jubilee could squeeze her way into the door track above one of the doors. She couldn't escape from there, but I did worry about her getting squished if I opened the door not realizing she was up there!

What I decided to do was just house them in plastic shoebox size bins for right now, which happen to fit perfectly in their viv so that is where I keep the bins. I decided it just wasn't worth the aggravation of worrying about those tiny babies wedging themselves somewhere. I put the UTH (on a rheostat) inside the viv, under the bins, to maintain temps. I just centered it between the two bins and it's the perfect size to provide a warm side in each bin.

Once they grow a bit bigger I will turn them loose in the viv, but for now I'm happy having peace of mind.
 
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