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Old 11-15-03, 06:59 PM   #1
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grape vine?

i was wondering whats the best way to secure a branch i have a grape vine in my cornsnakes tank and i'm not sure how to put it in so she can still climb it but not have it fall over. i tried proping it up against the one side but it didn;t seem stable so i took it out. any susggestions?
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Old 11-16-03, 06:27 PM   #2
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Get a heavier branch?
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Old 11-16-03, 06:36 PM   #3
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A easy method is to hot glue some suction cups to the vine and stick it to the side of the tank you choose. That way it can be removed when cleaning. To make it look easier on the eye, you could incorperate it with some fake vines/plants and that could cover the suction cups and give it even more of a natural look. You could even hot glue it to some rocks or slab that would act as a weight to hold it down one side. Trick is when it comes time to clean the accesories themselves, sometimes you may need to re-glue pieces together as they are worn out from use. Just be creative and use a little scence when putting things into a tank, lookout for things that may tople over or create problems. Otherwise, this is how manufactured pieces are in petshops and you'll basically be creating your own work, very fun!
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Old 11-17-03, 05:46 PM   #4
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Old 11-17-03, 06:48 PM   #5
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If you do use hot glue, check with the manufacturer to make sure it doesn't contain volatile organic compounds or rubber stabilizers. Both have toxic outgases.

Silicon sealant might be a safer choice.
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Old 11-18-03, 05:28 AM   #6
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I screw all branches in through the wall. Snake cant come close to moving it.
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