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markg
at Thu Jul 30 12:27:24 2009 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by markg ]
Yes, but once cured, it is fine, and it cures fast, like within 24 hrs. People use it to make fake rock structures for smaller lizards. In that case they paint it.
There is one such product that is used to seal the gaps in rocks for Koi ponds. If it is safe for fish, it is safe for anything else. Josh's Frogs sells that one.
The common version sold in DIY stores will be fine though. The monitor is not going to get into a 1/8 gap. Seal the gap, then wipe off the foam residue inside the cage and push the foam well into the gap. This way there is no way for the monitor to get at any of the sealant.
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Mark
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RE: Sealing corners of wood cage - markg, Thu Jul 30 12:27:24 2009