is this strong enough for a large snake?
325382
No I don't think the enclosure it's fitted for a large snake, the cage is a little flimsy, even thou is good quality is just not fitted for a large snake, sorry.
325383
Depends on the snake. Id say a snake that gets about 4-6 ft. in length and also lives mostly in trees (or climbing environment) would be a good fit, personally id go with a glass/acrylic tank for a snake environment if it isnt a species known to climb. This cage will also make it more difficult to keep high humidity due to the air flow. You will also most likely have to weigh down the bottom to avoid it tipping over with a large snake. You're better off getting a large tank instead.
1854729
Most likely, though personally I prefer to have a little more distance/reach. A snake can strike 1/2 the distance of it's body, so if you have a larger snake, it can potentially bite you when you are trying to take him out with this tool.
642311
Yes. We love ours. It is amazingly strong. Holds our very heavy feeder full of seed & birds!
1619611
i bought it for my Bearded dragon.. i know nothing about snakes... Except they are a snake.. the tank i got is 47 inches long, 20 inches high and 20 inches wide.. it is he best tank i think that is available .. it is well made,it is Sturdy, yet it breaks down (if needed, such as a deep cleaning or moving..) in 16 mins or less with one screwdriver.. it will secure your snake from escape and all that.. it has top screen locks, and frony door lock , if you decide to use them.. i cant tell you how Awesome it is., it really is the Best available.. at least in the usa.. i say that because, while i was doisawng months of research, .. i saw one that was of similar value in the UK but they don't deliver to USA.. and i do not think that one was as amazing as this one., .. i can and will answer any of anybody questions about this amazing quality and value of a tank.. i am the only reviewer for this Tank and i take the job Seriously.. lol .. i can post pics, whatever anybody needs.. just ask..
1481376
I think this would be way too small for even a tiny snake. We have a very small tarantula in ours, and he is outgrowing it very quick.
106000
Yes it is strong enough for that. I am listing one more a size larger as well. But this one is strong enough for that.
1488503
It is def strong enough but not big enough. I traded this one out for a 6x4 pen and our bunny was 6lbs.
1215111
It does seem pretty strong. You just need to be sure that the bottom is fully extended.
588062
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 :)
1572068
After doing some research, I would say that yes it is big enough for a baby corn snake. The lid also is quite tight when it is closed, but there is plenty of ventilation holes.
437770
I use this on my rack system for my snakes (ball pythons, boas and misc colubrids) works real well :)
147249
Should be fine for a snake about 2-3 feet. Any larger species would probably need a larger enclosure.
1147062
Yes definitely too strong! I have a 50lb boxer mix & I barely like to use it on her. It makes her cower.
935816
I would think so, we are using ours for a guinea pig which is full grown and oh may he is all over the place. Got really strong also.
1793686
Dino.We use ours on a 40 gallon tank but measure to be sure. It is a great hood. I doubt your snake could lift it but you could add weight. The screen slides out for access and is very secure
958467
I used this fencing inside my wood fence to keep out rabbits. I did tie my tomatoes to it, and I think, as long as you have the trellis to attach it to, it should be strong enough.
2036338
I caught a good sized snake on one and if it did not get loose I am guessing a rat will not.