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[Kevinh583]

I would have to say No to those. They have a adhesive back.
"There's no way that a snake could get stuck to one of those, right?" Don't count on it. I'd try to come up with something else. Just my opinion.

You're right, I hadn't thought it through. I was just thinking that it would work for applying to the bottom of the tank. He would definately need something else to secure it to the bottom of the carpet, an epoxy glue might work there.

Unless there is also a problem with toxicity of adhesive tapes/glues, in which case I need to reevaluate my own setup since I have secured a couple items to the glass using double sided tape.

[drache]

You're right, I hadn't thought it through. I was just thinking that it would work for applying to the bottom of the tank. He would definately need something else to secure it to the bottom of the carpet, an epoxy glue might work there.

Unless there is also a problem with toxicity of adhesive tapes/glues, in which case I need to reevaluate my own setup since I have secured a couple items to the glass using double sided tape.

why would you want to glue something like that to the bottom of the tank?
it'll be impossible to clean at all
this is something like astroturf, right?
regardless
I cannot see how you would glue any kind of fiber product on the bottom of your tank and not end up with problems