Would this cage be suitable for young iguanas?
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It would so long as there are plenty of things for them to climb up. It's very tall.
329782
Yes it would be and it would allow the young iguana enough room to grow and explore, climb
329783
Yes and no.Pros,Good for repo barkThe iguana can climb and hang on any wall.Good for air flowBugs can not get in Cons,Since it's a iguana you'll need to mist it a lot.Hanging the heat lamp winks be a problem, you could just rest the lamp on the screen top but you could risk burning the little guy legsIf you use dirt or sand it just pours out.
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Yes, that's what i'm using it for. But keep I mind that hanging a heat lamp inside is a pain as well as trying to hang vines or hammocks. Also you'll have to spray it daily with water because it wont stay humid.
329785
It is ideal for a young iguana as it is what I am doing now. Eventually his size will outgrow the cage but it will allow him to climb and explore until it's to upgrade. Something custom would be needed down the line. I have to spray daily until I get a Mist King setup and can carry it over to something bigger. Good luck.
1204707
I wouldn't recommend this type of cage for a desert animal. You need something that will retain heat. This cage is mostly for chameleons that need fresh air.
2019947
If you have adequate foliage and perches for the iguana to climb on within the enclosure, it would be fine. Allowing the iggy to solely rely on the mesh to climb is not adequate though. I also would suggest a wider model (pending your question is directly addressing the 18x18x36in model) since iggy's will require a bit of surface area as well. For the convenience of the enclosure, it is a fair price, but you could easily build a similar enclosure with custom dimensions with sealed wood frame, a roll of mesh, and a staple gun
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I like this cage a lot since it is much bigger than most cages sold in stores. I doubt it would be big enough for two hamsters though. I have one teddy bear hamster and she has already outgrown both the houses and the wheel and could probably use some more room.
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It would be a little tight for cockatiel. This cage is well suited for finches and canary size birds.
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Yes and no. It depends on how big it is. But I would say NO. A python would easily out grow this size of terrarium and may have stunned growth issues. I would say yes it it was very young but you would need a larger one in a year anyways
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Yes... This would probably be a little big but would be big enough to give them plenty of room to move and play. It is perfect for my Sun Conures in my opinion. I believe they are about the same size.
298321
Only if he's quite small: less than 24 inches. It is not a big cage. I only use it for my tortoise to give him some outdoor time. He is the size of a saucer and normally has a 30 inch x 30 inch enclosure. This cage is not even that big.
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I use it out doors for my bearded dragon in the summer. I don't know what an iguana needs. Sorry
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I think it will, if the mesh is fine enough to keep them from squeezing in. We don't have iguanas where I live, but the netting is a good physical barrier for anything that is bigger than its openings. It kept the rabbits and squirrels out of my tomatoes all season. I hope this answer helps, Amber. Bob
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We bought this cage for our 6months old veiled baby girl ans she loves it. Plenty of room to roam. We may have to switch to a bigger one in another 6 mo or so.
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No, this cage is more for a Chameleon. I dont think a big snake would do well in this.
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Maybe a baby iguana but it is not big or strong enough for an adult iguana. It's claws would destroy this cage easily.
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I would say, probably not. I use it for my single rat, and it is perfect for him. I can't imagine something bigger being happy in it. It is a good cage, but it is my personal opinion that it would be too small; unless it is exercised frequently.
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I think this would be a good size; it's fine if the cage is a little too big (the straps can be adjusted), but it won't work at all if the cage is too small
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Yes, definitely! My crested geckos fit in there and have more than enough room. Leo's or panther geckos should fit in there with no issues with enough space. These cages are taller than they are wide but since geckos tend to be climbers it's not really an issue. Hopefully this helps you!
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I wouldn't recommend it, in my opinion . I think the cage is suited more for larger birds. Parrots or cocatiells . I hope this helps