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So I do believe I could bird proof my room apart from one big issue. My corn snake(Copper)'s tank is a screen top 40 gallon and I have no clue how I would deal with that if I adopt a bird. I would worry either about poop getting in through the mesh or a parrot chewing on the mesh. Should I just be aware of this and monitor free time in my room closely? Or should I move his tank out of my room / get him a new, screen-free tank? I would love to get him a Vision tank with sliding or opening doors and no screen tops to worry about. But they're pretty expensive and I want to be sure in my decision on this before I get one (if I do). I'm also not sure if Vision tanks are the best option either, but I can't find much else on tanks that have no screen lids, so any personal suggestions would be appreciated.
So if any reptile keepers here have any suggestions, I'm all ears. Would it be best to move his tank, buy a new tank, adapt his tank, or something else? And, just to be clear, I do not currently have a bird and will not until I know our house is completely safe for them. Just need some advice because Copper isn't going anywhere anytime soon, and I'd like some ideas on his tank and if it's safe.
So if any reptile keepers here have any suggestions, I'm all ears. Would it be best to move his tank, buy a new tank, adapt his tank, or something else? And, just to be clear, I do not currently have a bird and will not until I know our house is completely safe for them. Just need some advice because Copper isn't going anywhere anytime soon, and I'd like some ideas on his tank and if it's safe.