I haven't had any issues with those lights. The bulb tube is protected by a snap on lens cover that fits well. The cord is simply routed along the inside top edge of the cage and exits the top rear. I have it secured with a wire clamp in the front corner, but I suppose it is possible for an active, arboreal snake to want to cruise through the cord. If you think that would be a problem, you can always route the cord through a tube glued to the underside of the cage top.

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