is this a good cage for a iguana and something that they cant get out
1526436
I think iguanas should be put in a bigger cage. I guess for a small iguana you could put the cage on its side so he/she has more room to walk. This is set up right for chameleons who climb up and down rather than side to side.
1526437
I feel like it would be ok for a baby iguana, but the netting might not hold up to a larger iguanas claws. Its really best for a more docile reptile such as a chameleon.
1526438
It would be too flimsy for an adult iguana, definitely go with something more sturdy. Plastic clips are the only locking mechanism. Ideal for Chameleons and smaller lizards.
1526439
Its great for any reptile but i believe the 24x24x48 more spacious for an iguana sense iguana get really big.
454044
No, this cage is more for a Chameleon. I dont think a big snake would do well in this.
498721
I wouldn't recommend this cage. It's for rabbits not guinea pigs. The sides are to high guinea pigs can't reach water bottle. And I have a large male Agouti guinea pig.
1204701
No only if you turn it down to a horizontal position to tall. Dragons need lite close and they don't climb , this cage is more so for iguannas un less you turn it down
1263379
No longer have it but was very happy with it. My iguana loved it, he could fit his whole body on it.
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.
1327819
Ive never owned a super pet critter tail cage but the ovo home is a really great cage, and cute! i put my hamster in it so it should be good for your gerbil! just make sure that if you dont have the wheel on that you make sure the hole is closed or blocked off. thats where i had problems. good luck!
212242
I think the cage would be too small. There isn't much room for toys, burrowing, and exploring. You hamster might get bored and start chewing on the cage bars which is bad. Many hamster lovers would suggest getting a 20+ gallon long tank or a 100qt+ bin cage. They're much easier to clean and will stink much less than this small cage. But if you're set on getting this I would advise attaching it to the cage you said your hamster came with.
564411
it's a nice cage but any pressure on the bars may cause them to come loose. my little dog just rested his paws on the bars by the door and they came loose. very poor welds. may come loose if you pull on them. i wouldn't leave an animal in if for long periods of time and would not be comfortable if they were anywhere that they could be harmed if they got out. if your rabbit tried to get his head out and the bar came loose he could either get out or get caught in the bars.
1580326
It should be fine. The trap is really a big size. They won't be in the cage that long either. Good luck.
425493
I bought this cage as a gift in 2011 so I am sorry but I don't know. I did want to let you know, however, that the cage is only good for one small animal. I had bought it for two rabbits and it was too small. I had to return it.
499603
An Iguana's claws and weight would just tear this cage apart. It is made with the same screen as a screen door so its not meant to have larger reptiles climbing it. This cage is great for chameleons and nothing larger than that. For an Iguana cage you will want to invest in a custom built one with heavy duty mesh, or buy a much more sturdy cage online that is meant for iguanas specifically.
1204703
This is a fairly large and sturdy cage, I used it to house a full grown Veiled Chameleon and it did great, if you are going to place a backing on it be careful since crickets will hide behind it and die there, and stink up the cage. I am sure if placed sideways this would make a great home for your bearded dragon and it will resist the heat of the heating lamps, maybe a larger tank would be better but with this if the heat is sufficient the dragon will have more room to roam.
1023495
no this cage is more suited towards tropical lizards and the like. Bearded dragons usually go for glass encloser that's wider than tall. And sand in the bottom.
953955
I have a parakeet also and I haven't had a problem with safety. I had a cage before this one, and my parakeet got out because the bars were 1" apart. This cage has "5/8" bars so I don't believe that he/she would get stuck between them or get out. I hope this helps. :-)
950205
No. I found this cage very difficult to deal with. It was hard to put together or take apart. Trying to put any kind of bird in the cage or out of the cage may scare it, as the cage is bulky and hard to deal with.
656479
I am using this cage for two green cheek conures. There is more than plenty of room for them. Hope that helps