would this enclosure be suitable for chameleons?
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i wouldnt know about chameleons but i did see a a video on youtube where they used this exact cage for a chameleon
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It is made for chameloens who need the fresh air, and heat, and moisture. It is a difficult thing to accomplish in your home. Chameleons cannot have glass cages because they can sprain their tongue if it sticks to the glass and eventually die because they cant catch food. A heat lamp and UVB should be enough fo most homes, the critter will climb up to it when he needs the heat.
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This cage is designed for aboreal species such as adult crested geckos. It does not have enough floor space for an adult bearded dragon.
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This is a very large cage. A hamster would be able to escape through the widely spaces bars. I'd look for something smaller with a tighter grid :)
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Absolutely not. Its okay for hamster or gerbil, but nothing bigger. I have owned a pet hedgehog and the Ware topper would not be the right size set up. It would be too small. Tubes, wheel, and actual cage size would all be too small for a hedgehog. Plus it would be very difficult to provide appropriate heat source. Here are a couple of links that I found helpful: For a great inexpensive cage idea: http://photos.hamorhollow.com/Articles/Hedgehog-Housing-Examples/20070506-180922-HAH/762062020_fLuGj-S.jpg For heating ideas: http://www.hedgehogcentral.com/forums/113-heating/4048-heating-your-hedgehog-s-cage-simplified.htmlHope this helps :) Absolutely not. Its okay for hamster or gerbil, but nothing bigger. I have owned a pet hedgehog and the Ware topper would not be the right size set up. It would be too small. Tubes, wheel, and actual cage size would all be too small for a hedgehog. Plus it would be very difficult to provide appropriate heat source. Here are a couple of links that I found helpful: For a great inexpensive cage idea: http://photos.hamorhollow.com/Articles/Hedgehog-Housing-Examples/20070506-180922-HAH/762062020_fLuGj-S.jpg For heating ideas:... » Read More Absolutely not. Its okay for hamster or gerbil, but nothing bigger. I have owned a pet hedgehog and the Ware topper would not be the right size set up. It would be too small. Tubes, wheel, and actual cage size would all be too small for a hedgehog. Plus it would be very difficult to provide appropriate heat source. Here are a couple of links that I found helpful: For a great inexpensive cage idea: http://photos.hamorhollow.com/Articles/Hedgehog-Housing-Examples/20070506-180922-HAH/762062020_fLuGj-S.jpg For heating ideas: http://www.hedgehogcentral.com/forums/113-heating/4048-heating-your-hedgehog-s-cage-simplified.htmlHope this helps :) « Show Less
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Yes. I have a mustache parakeet similar in size. I use it as his travel cage. It works great.
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Honestly depends on the snake's size. You don't want to invest in an enclosure that will only suit your growing snake temporarily. But if the size isn't an issue, then I think it would be great! I've seen these used for snakes before. Especially if your snake is arboreal. Just be weary of the door and screen lid locks as snakes are very strong! You might want to reinforce them a bit. Otherwise it would make for a gorgeous setup for your baby :)
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It would be okay. It's a better fit than most pet store cages, but I would prefer a larger cage.
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Yes, I think it would. My Parakeets have plenty of room and love it a lot. They use it all the time.
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Yes it would. I use this got my veiled chameleon and she likes it. Easy to open from front and easy to clean as well.
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probably , i used mine on a bearded dragon enclosure. i measured them inside the enclosure to see to see if they were the right size before attaching. worked for me. would buy again. just dry measure before attaching. sorry if that did not help. i love mine.
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Although I don't know much about tarantula care or needs in terms of space, temperature and humidity, I would say yes as I'm guessing you're wondering about the security of the habitat. Both the screened top of the as well as the glass doors are both held securely in place by locking mechanisms and I don't see any way the animal could escape from it. Mine houses the tiniest little gecko and she's pretty secure in there. The glass doors do open forward and there's the most infinitely small space where the doors meet, but about the only thing that may escape on occasion is one of her fruit flies, so just be aware of where the animal is when you open them. Although I don't know much about tarantula care or needs in terms of space, temperature and humidity, I would say yes as I'm guessing you're wondering about the security of the habitat. Both the screened top of the as well as the glass doors are both held securely in place by locking mechanisms and I don't see any way the animal could escape from it. Mine houses the tiniest little gecko and she's pretty secure in there. The glass doors do open forward and there's the most infinitely small space where the doors meet, but about the only thing that may escape on occasion is one of her fruit... » Read More Although I don't know much about tarantula care or needs in terms of space, temperature and humidity, I would say yes as I'm guessing you're wondering about the security of the habitat. Both the screened top of the as well as the glass doors are both held securely in place by locking mechanisms and I don't see any way the animal could escape from it. Mine houses the tiniest little gecko and she's pretty secure in there. The glass doors do open forward and there's the most infinitely small space where the doors meet, but about the only thing that may escape on occasion is one of her fruit flies, so just be aware of where the animal is when you open them. « Show Less
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It would be fine for a single gecko. If you are going to have multiple I would use a larger habitat.
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it depends on how big, long it is. This is not a real study cage. I have a 13 inch bearded dragon in mine.
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Zoo med, however the cage won't retain much heat if any at all. There is so much ventilation it's almost useless to use a pad. If your reptile needs heat consider bulbs emitting Heat rays downward...
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It is really designed for chameleons and other lizards that need vertical height. I modified mine for use by my Uromastyx, but unfortunately he passed away before I could use it.
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I originally got this cage for my adult Jackson's Chameleon but he didn't have enough room to move around comfortably or get enough exercise. So now he's in a 18x18x36 cage. I would suggest something bigger than this one.