is it good for a fire belly newt
2018953
sorry I accidentally hit the yes button. I am going to say no because fire belly meets need larger space, not only that but the door would let the water out that it also needs. and it is not big enough for a filter that the newt would need as well. only good for baby geckos and tree frogs which is what I use it for. I would go for a regular ten gallon tank for those guys!!!
1204708
I bought this for our veiled chameleon which it is excellent for. I do not know much about bearded dragons, but if they are climbers then yes it would be good.
2161944
It should work just fine. Just be sure that after you cut it to light it on fire so it melts to keep it from freying
1800878
It will work as long as the heat bulb is not to hot for such a small tank, you could over heat the animal and it could die so check you temps.
700089
Apparently it repels all snakes, according to the label. It has repelled black snakes on my property, so it should work for garter snakes. Actually, both species serve an ecological purpose. I just don't like being surprised by black snakes on my porch, in my garage, and in my vegetable garden. Garter snakes feed on insects and frogs and are harmless. You didn't ask for all this information, though, did you? :-) However, yes, Sweeney's has a very sweet odor which repels snakes. I like the stuff.
991153
Hi MMWWhat kind of lizard is it? Try catching one and show her it's not going to hurt her.We have thousands of lizards in Florida. Some of the kids here try to make pets out of them.Good luckDavid
77101
Sorry but I don't know the answer to that. We have fish in 2 tanks and fish with fire belly toads in the 3rd tank and that works great. It is my understanding that it keeps the level of good bacteria in the water to keep the ammonia levels right for fish but I don't know anything about the needs of turtles.
1787578
Yes titanium is strong enough for cooking on open fires. It will leave soot and residue but will not damage the pot.
587964
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.
1978419
It is for florescent bulbs which do not emit much heat. It is good for bulbs that emit UVB which a lot of reptiles need.
580537
I would think that would be way too much heat for a 30 gallon. I have a water dragon and I actually don't even use a heat source at night. The cooling off at night to room temperature (70F plus) aids in their digestion. I'd do some research and see if it's the same for beardies...sorry cant recall and my phone battery is nearly dead! :)
1947741
Not in my opinion. Leopard geckos need heat and the top of this unit probably won't accommodate a heat lamp without melting the plastic screen frame, though you could use UTH without problems. Also, it is pretty small for a gecko of any type or size. We have our bearded dragon (also a desert reptile like the leopard gecko) in an extra large Tetrafauna Deluxe Reptohabitat and we love it, though the Tetrafaunas can be hard to find.
1192683
I have it in a freshwater cichlid tank and it is ok. I would assume brackish would work also.
127723
I would think so. This tank is pretty durable, with clean lines. Newts should be right at home.
1961810
No. They are soil dwelling and even so, pose no threat to most aquatic, amphibians or invertebrates. They are generally target-specific (as advertised). Chemical grub control, however WILL harm them.
654267
There light from this bulb was specifically designed for reptiles. It is smaller than conventional flood lights. Use of a regular flood light could harm your reptile.
2019689
You could place one in there, again I would remove the Styrofoam backing and use some sort of under the tank heating device. Anoles do best in small groups with plenty of room, I agree with Jordan awesome guy and suggest a 10 gallon tank for your lizard.