Would this product also work for a Leopard Gecko, does it have fencing around the wooden frame, for climbing?
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We use this to bring our tortoise outside in the summer, but must be careful because there is no floor to this product and the tortoises could dig out. I don't trust it for a gecko, which is used to squeezing into tight spots, as the gecko could climb through the wiring. We also have a leopard gecko and keep her in a fish tank with a heat pad underneath and rocks for climbing as well as an artificial rock with crevices for hiding and darkness.
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I guess so , make sure he is big enough so he can't slip between the fencing .
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Hi have both the playpen and tortoise house. I love them both. I would not recommend this for a leopard gecko. The screen holes are nearly an inch wide and your fella may escape. The bottom is open and he can dig under the sides. Also in the enclosed area the base is not attached and may also be an escape spot. Now if you took the time to replace the screen with a much smaller mesh, attached a board to the bottom and secured the enclosed area it would be fine. Question is-Does all that sound worth the price difference of another cage?
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It should work for a gecko as long as he's not tiny. There is "fencing" for climbing but no bottom so it would need to sit flush with the surface so the gecko can't squeeze out underneath. We use ours for a baby tortoise, we love it. Hope I helped.
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I don't think it would be best...there is no fencing on the inside, only wood. Also, 1/2 of the inside bottom is open to allow the tortoise to graze, so it is not entirely closed and secure. It seems to me to be too large for a lizard. I can actually for 2 tortoises inside comfortably!
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I agree, I would be concerned that the gecko would squeeze through the bars.
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There is fencing. Your gecko may get out through the holes. There is no bottom.
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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.
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Yes, the screw holes on Gecko Toes can support most screws. Use the proper anchors in the brick mortar and you should be fine
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Not sure if I totally understand your question.... the top of the chain link fence is open. There is an approximate 4ft gap from the peak of the canopy to the fence mesh where there is nothing to prevent a pet from climbing out. I hope I answered your question. Good luck.
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I agree with Monique & D Vetrano. Small turtles possible but for larger ones I doubt it. I also think the incline of the ladder would make a difference. I've had frogs sunning themselves on mine as well as birds using it to get closer to the water.
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I don't think that would work well for you. When you release the tension, the whole gate comes off. We had an other door way to block off and we did release a regular little wooden gate. Climbing over any gate can be dangerous.
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We have a red iguana that crawls all over inside ours. He uses the screen to climb on. We did reinforce the sides with plexiglass because the cage is not that sturdy. Once we did that it works great. He is almost 2 ft. long from nose to tail. He is very active including using his nails to climb up the screen.
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Hello, Thank you for the question. Would depend on if the climbing stand has a shooting rail that's incorporated with it, or if you plan to leave the climber in the tree and use some of the tree steps to get in and out with it. Other wise we would have to say no. Thank you WorldGoodsCorp
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I think there is covered version and it sounds like you would need that one b/c any climbing animal could definitely get out :) The walls are *not* high... a foot and a few inches at most. The liner is somewhere under 6 inches (5?). I don't know how small a hedgehog is, but you could always retrofit the sides with a chloroplast liner or something similar. It is a really good product that I am happy with (and thrilled w/the price) but we have guinea pigs. Good luck and enjoy that hedgehog! Sounds like an amazing pet!!
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Pretty sure it won't deter climbers. Not strong enough for one, and it has enough holes and ridges to give them a grip anyway.
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Sorry I can not help You. I have not had this product for a long time and I used mine for a Crested Gecko. I don't know the Answer for You.
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We placed this around our entire perimeter of iron fencing. Our dog, which is 1 year now, weighs under 25 lbs. He (and a rabbit) chewed through this fencing in no time flat. It also will not stay up on the fence as the fencing easily rips off zip ties. We ended up having to buy second fencing - a plastic coated wire. I'd strongly suggest you do the same.
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Hi! I called the company customer service line with this exact question! The answer is NO, it does not work on lizards or geckos. I live in Hawai'i where these pests are EVERYWHERE. If you find something that works on these, would you please post your results? THANKS! Pest Offense POBD-I-01 Original Electronic Pest Repeller
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I doubt it because I have geckos and they are not repelled. It works great on things like spiders etc. that nest around the eaves and exterior ceilings of your house.
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In my opinion a leopard gecko, even full grown, would be too small to use this leash. I would skip it
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I'm using it primarily as fencing and personally find it a bit wobbly as it can't be installed further than about 2 inches into the ground. If it's placed against a wall for a climbing plant however it should work once it has that additional support from the wall.
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I had ordered it for my african grey and he used it. He is a good sized bird and has trouble climbing up the latter because they were spaced apart so it should be good for a macaw