Is this cage suitable for bearded dragons?
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It is really designed for chameleons and other lizards that need vertical height. I modified mine for use by my Uromastyx, but unfortunately he passed away before I could use it.
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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.
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For sunny days outside, when you don't want them to over heat, yes. I turn my on the side where the door swings down towards me. It's dimensions make it a perfect outside cage for days when I want my guys to get some time out in the sun.
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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.
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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
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Works Great for my Green Tree Python. Custom made pvc tree that has 3 different level branches with live plants on the bottom with water bowl.. Looking to add Another XL Reptilbreeze to the one I have.. Connect them side by side an cut out the middle screen use longer screws an have 48'' x 24'' x 48''. huge screen box.. If your a handyman you could make one from screen windows it would be much cheaper..
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No not at all. Bearded dragons need a glass tank enclosure that will hold in heat. This is made for chameleons. I know this question is old but thought I'd still answer it for people reading it.
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I have no idea we use for our bearded dragon lizard , we have for a long time now and its great! we love it
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I would think so. It's bigger than the other one that came with the cage. I liked it because it attached to the outside and made more room inside.
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You have my word that it truly is! I've had my cage for 1 year now. I had a pair of parakeets in their with seperate bowls for each. It should work!!
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I'm glad you asked that question. This cage would be great for one or two parakeets, but no more than that.
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The medium is tight on my adult bearded dragon (which is much bigger). I would almost go with a small and upgrade to the medium once it's an adult. I'm aware of the size of Chinese Water Dragons.
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I am using this cage for two green cheek conures. There is more than plenty of room for them. Hope that helps
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I have a homebuilt cage 18x18x48 for a Bearded Dragon. I framed a cover using expanded metal and mounted the light to the cover inside the cage. General illumination. also have my UV spot fuxture and a heat lamp on the cover. I have sliding plexiglas doors for the front for access and viewing.
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Goodness NO! I bought this cage based on the Q & A and was disappointed! My green cheeks are currently each in their own 20x24x34.5 cage. They are active and need the space. In my opinion fork out the extra 50 bucks and get something bigger.
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Absolutely not! This cage is too small for anything other than a Dwarf Hamster or small mice.
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The cage is suitable for parakeets, but I advise you look for a cage on birdscomfort.com for safe cages. P.s. no I don't work there, it's just made specifically for birds and tells you what birds each cage is good for ;)
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I have no clue, we use this for our bearded dragon, it's very fine, I'm not sure this would be good for your purposehope this helps
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I am not an export, so do not know for sure. One thing to pay attention to is that this one has a lot of vertical space, so something that climbs, we have a gecko, has some space for that. I believe bearded dragons may need more horizontal space for running. At least it seems to me that way. Sorry for not being too helpful. Good luck.
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I've been a reptile hobbyist for years now and have owned chameleons and bearded dragons. Stay with glass tanks for the bearded dragons that aren't too tall or less than the size of the 40g tank. Bearded dragons are not big climbers (they only climb to bask under the heat lights) and they actually like to burrow into the substrate at times so stay with a tank that can hold sand or ground walnut shells. If you want a larger tank for your bearded dragon try to get one that's the same height as a 40gallon breeder but has a larger base size.
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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.
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Excellent cage for a Chinchilla. Ours is very happy there. We bought tiles from Home Depot and put shavings on newspaper on the floors. Wheels could come off, but not too sure you'd want to put it on a table. It's a tall cage.
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probably a little small for a frilled dragon u need a longer tank, not tall, this tank is ideal for reptiles that climb like geckos,chameleons, igauanas etc.