Is this an appropriate size for a ball python? aprox 4-5 feet long?
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I dont believe so. Perfect for my leopard gecko or another lizard. A 50+ gallon long would seem better for a 4ft snake
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It would certainly fit that size snake but he gets much bigger you will need to upgrade this size. As that is about Max size that would fit this unit
348257
my sons uses it for his gecko. it's about 7 inches long tip to tail. it's somewhat adjustable.
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I have a 3,5lb bunny (Holland Lop) and it fits him. The cord is pretty long, so I guess you could just move the cords through the plastic and it will fit a bigger bunny. The cord though is this, so could not be used for very large bunnies (flemish giant or something like that).
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Probably a good 4ft,it has a metal covering on it to so it cant be chewed through or worn out .Its worth the money im sure youll like it,hope this helps.
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I would suggest something a little longer and wider but it really depends on the size of the snake. Your average 40 gallon aquarium would work nicely.
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Hello, I hope it`s not too late, to say that this, would absolutely not work as a turtle set-up... especially for red eared sliders. These guys get pretty massive relatively quick. Depending on its gender, in the first two years of its life... it could reach 3-6 inches long. Generally the rule of thumb for turtles is 10 gallons for every inch of turtle. I'm sorry if this bumbed you out. Turtles are really cool pets but need huge tanks. I wish you good luck! Casey
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Yes and no. It depends on how big it is. But I would say NO. A python would easily out grow this size of terrarium and may have stunned growth issues. I would say yes it it was very young but you would need a larger one in a year anyways
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Not completely sure how long the snakes are. If I had to guess, I would estimate that the snakes are at least three feet long. Overall, this is a good product, and I'm sure you'll be satisfied. I gave it as a gif; it works well and was well-received.
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It's not very tall. Great for a bearded dragon. Will work for a python but not the best display.
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yes this is big enough. However you shoukd google to find the right ball sixe for your height. I am 5.4 feet and this size is perfect for my office desk.
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Not sure...It fits the outside diameter of the Python hose which I believe is 5/8"
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I've done research and the heat rock could burn your reptiles. I have ball pythons
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I used this habitat to hold our hamster while we were cleaning the larger habitat and traveling. For a small pet fancy mouse that is approximately 15-17.5 cm (6-7 in) long from nose to the tip of the tail it would probably work well in the same capacity. For a show mouse that measures 30 cm (12 in) nose to tail, it will be to small for a long periods of time. This habitat will link to other Critter Trail habitats using connecting tube accessories.
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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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These are too small and light. The larger size has worked for me with a 4-5 foot black snake in my home. It was attached to two of them that I had put side by side....so go larger.
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I have a dwarf rabbit that uses this . He is good size I would think it would be plenty big for a pet rat
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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.