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Old 28-Apr-07, 11:16 AM
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Diamond appears to be stuck

Hi,

Ive jsut got a new hatchling Diamond, he appears to be stuck between the glass sliding pannels.

Should I leave him to get out by himself or should I trust that he knows what he is doing??

Any advice would be appriciated

Cheers

Tim
 
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Old 28-Apr-07, 11:23 AM
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I would try and get him out.

Then put some folded up news paper between the galss to stop him from trying that trick again
 
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Old 28-Apr-07, 11:27 AM
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if you have the glass sliding door kinds that you can just lift the glass out do that ASAP
 
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just squirt some cooking oil on him it will make it easyer let him try to get out it self or try lifting the glass up in the runners instead of pulling him out
 
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Old 28-Apr-07, 11:35 AM
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be VERY careful that he doesnt get cut from the edges of the glass!
 
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Old 28-Apr-07, 11:37 AM
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get me out asap but be careful and do it slowly
 
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Old 28-Apr-07, 11:56 AM
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If he got in he can get out. Let him be he will get himself out when he is good and ready.
 
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Shouldn't a hatchling be in a box so that it feels secure?! If there's enough room for him to get stuck between the glass I'm guessing that the tank you've got him in is fairly big! It's probably how he's making himself feel safe!
 
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that happened to me once... i ended up putting that foam strips you can buy from the hardware store inbetween the glass to stop them getting through again... just stick it on one of the pieces of glass and bobs your uncle
 
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watch him coz he will get out.
but if you can let him get out himself as if you drag him out you could break his back
 
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Hi,

Ive jsut got a new hatchling Diamond, he appears to be stuck between the glass sliding pannels.

Should I leave him to get out by himself or should I trust that he knows what he is doing??

Any advice would be appriciated

Cheers

Tim

No, get him out.
Install a wiper blade between both panels of glass.
That will stop him in the future.
 
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Old 03-May-07, 12:13 AM
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Weather stripping works well too
 
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