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15 years 7 months ago #15212 by Nathaniel
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I have put 1 of my T's in a fish tank with 1 of those black canopies. the canopy sits nice and tight onto the tank. has anyone had a T escape this way or has anyone got ant tips regarding this?

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15 years 7 months ago #15213 by Albertus
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Hey man did you vind the T and how big is it?

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15 years 7 months ago #15215 by Nathaniel
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i bought her a while ago. must be about 8-10cm now

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15 years 7 months ago #15217 by Albertus
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The black canopies on fish tanks are really almost no trouble for a T that size but I personally make my one fish tanks and lids for the ts much cheaper but get a new lid and for the mean time just put on a rock or some thing heavy that it hapens again.

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15 years 7 months ago #15223 by Jake
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It should be fine that still a small Tarantula.

If you wont to make the lid tighter just something around the lip that fits on the tank of the lid.

Later on make your self a wood lid to fit the tank alot neater and the tarantula won't be able to lift the lid then.

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15 years 7 months ago #15226 by Peter van Aardt
I bought myself a piece of plexiglass, 2x plastic hinges, 1x plastic padlock fitting, and some resin ("fiberglass glue").
1. Cut the plexiglass to fit your aquarium (terrarium to be), you can give 5mm extra on the sides and on the front.
2. Glue the hinges to the "soon to be lid", making sure there is enough space for them to open and close once attached to the tank.
3. Once the glue is "touch-dry", place it on tank, position it squarely, and mark the areas where the hinges will be connected to the tank, apply glue to those areas, and then you put the lid in place, and press the hinges into the glue.

Depending on the padlock fitting you buy, you should be able to assemble it along with the hinges.
Before assembling everything, drill some holes in the lid for ventilation.

It looks awesome once its done!!!
:woohoo:

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