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Originally Posted by MartinD
@Aaron, someone I know didn't remove the keys and her snake worked out how to get out of the enclosure by moving the locking tabs from inside lol
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I plan on removing the keys, I just have to wait for my Key Locker to get in. Then, I only have to keep one key on my keychain.
The Keys are only a redundancy as well, as the enclosures have 3 spinning locks. I added the keys once this happend.
Escaped king cobra found alive in Fort Bend County | khou.com
This guy uses the same enclosures I do, and had an escape. Since then I know he re-enforced them to ensure they are escape proof. And please, anyone who see's this, please don't bad mouth him. He is a member of my local group and he is still to this day upset that it happened. Took all the immediate steps he needed to (alerting game wardens, sheriff, and local PD and getting other herpers out to help locate the missing animal). He knows he put his permit at risk by doing the right thing, but did it in order to help protect this hobby, and have more people on the lookout in hopes of making sure someone didn't get hurt.
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