would it be good for a leopard gecko, for play time while clean cage?
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no they can climb and jump, had some a few years ago I used a smaller aquarium when I cleaned there cage
1359634
I clean it at least twice a week, he is only in the cage for a no more than 2 hrs so no need to do it more.
1494889
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.
706337
We have panther geckos in ours and they are doing fine. Also, the man at the (real) reptile store said it would be fine.
1766749
Personally I think this would be fine for a nighttime cage, provided that your bunny will have lots of free time to hop/play during the day. This is great to contain a bunny, it just won't give them any room to exercise and play.
1145229
I have no idea for geckos. If I were you I would try this product. I am confident you will not regret.
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It's my opinion that it would be perfect for that. Because it's a mesh wire cage, it will bring in natural sunlight which is very healthy for your pet
220491
Yes!! The whole cage part is one big piece, attached by two (easy to undo) plastic hooks on each side to the grey plastic base. Pull that off and put it to the side, then the little loft area just sits in the cage, remove that and you're good to clean!
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it really depends upon what animal are actually putting in the enclosure if it something is missing as a gecko or a lizard of some sort every 6 months just to be safe but not everybody agrees some people use this phone from him for invertebrates and never change anythingbecause spot cleaning is done frequently
464584
This Vision tall cage is suitable for 1 or 2 (but no more) cockatiels. It's well designed. Cleaning is no problem for me or my budgie.
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No it's actually a really good cage for the $. I have chameleon so I tilt my cup of crickets against the screen so they crawl up it. There are no separations or spaces for them to escape.
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I think it should work with shavings on top. Without that I think the tortoise may rip it. Also when it stays wet for any length of time it tends to stick to the bottom so needs to be changed at appropriate intervals.
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The skirt works well if I am careful to keep up with cleaning it frequently. I still use a couple of lengths of heavy paper under the cage, since my parrot likes to pitch things off the top and also gets rowdy with his seed. Since he likes to flap his wings, that scatters lighter materials.
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I would say, probably not. I use it for my single rat, and it is perfect for him. I can't imagine something bigger being happy in it. It is a good cage, but it is my personal opinion that it would be too small; unless it is exercised frequently.
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Probably but I would not use it for that purpose. I would try other methods before muzzling him. I only use it for bath time..
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No. Unfortunately I had the same idea and wanted to do so as well but then you would have to regulate the humidity in the entire room. The fresh air screen allows to much constant air flow and your burmese python will inevitably go though bad sheds from poor humidity. Hope this helps
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I think it would be ok for small reptiles, etc. but the light wouldn't provide enough of a heat source.