Could an adult bearded dragon live in here comfortably?
893316
I would say it's probably a little small for an adult beardie. I would probably look at the next size up.
893317
which size? 18x36x36, absolutely, especially if you furnish branches for climbing.
1639426
I use it out doors for my bearded dragon in the summer. I don't know what an iguana needs. Sorry
485253
Yes, absolutely! And there would be plenty of room for him to run around in there. I bet a cat would like it!
1052939
Absolutely. I have a green cheek conure in mine, and she has ample space. The actual living space of the cage is 18" 18" 30"ht. I love this cage and recommend it.
1176169
Absolutely it can, it has a safety on it so the snake could get out. It has plenty of room and I would choose this tank for most reptiles and other small animals.
2078942
I think so. I'd be comfortable leaving your Eclectus in it for short visits (2 weeks?) if you are planning on using the top perch and giving out-time.
1023496
Nah not really. These are primarily for old world chameleons which require misting and drip systems but the humidity must be able to leave to avoid mold . Ive always seen Bearded dragons In a big 55 gallon aquarium , you want to stick to wood or glass to keep the heat in, that's a desert type terrarium
450792
Yes, a 40 breeder is recommended for one bearded dragon and this has the same floor space as one of those, just not as tall. With that in mind you'll need to adjust the heat bulb that you use on these because the distance from the screen to the ground is less. It took me a few tries to make sure mine was right and not overheating the cage.
1023493
I would say "probably not". The cage is well built, but not very sturdy...it is very light. The walls are thin metal caging. It works fine for our small Chinese Water Dragon, but might not be heavy duty enough for a bearded dragon.
1351872
yes they can get out there are gaps at the bottom of the enclosure so if this is the only home of your pet you might have a problem...i love mine though! my dragons are only in it a few hours a day so it works for me....good luck!
1779629
My 2 1/2 year old male bearded dragon weighs a little over 400 grams and it was tight for him...would work well for a smaller dragon...For an adult I'd probably get a large or extra large or just use a small animal one like for a guinea pig or rabbit or ferret. I use a smaller sized rabbit leash/harness one on my adult male dragon.
306710
It would have to be a pretty big room. But yes if room would accommodate it.
756775
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!
181496
Well first, you should not house bearded dragons in the same enclosure, any web forum will tell you the same. Not trying to be rude, just saying.Bearded dragons do better with overhead heat, a basking light or ceramic heat bulbhooked to a thermostat. It is a little small for a 60 gallon tank. Also if for some reason you get this or a bigger size under tank heater, make sure you cover that area with some reptile carpet or else the glass will get too hot and possibly burn the lizards.
187443
It would be a tight squeeze! Wouldn't leave them room to really get comfortable.
1524085
It would fit comfortably in the cage, but there wouldn't be lot of room leftover for anything else after it's put it. Hope this helps!
587962
For a young animal, yes. But it's not nearly big enough for an adult or even a large juvenile. It's long but very thin and that means there isn't much floor space at all. You'd need at LEAST a 40 gallon breeder for a BTS. But 55g - 75g is usually recommended.Source: Blue Tongue Skink owner.