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Hey all,

I have a great hand-made enclosure I purchased. It has a glass panel that gives a little gap at the top edge. I have a juvie texas rat and I will lose sleep that she might escape through it. Does anyone have any advice on how they close potential escape gaps? I could put a strip of wood as a brace for the door but I would hate to damage the cage when I try to add the pieces permanently to it.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks ;)
 

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