Is there enough room for a squirrel to sit on the platform? What size is it?
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the squirrels have no problem attaching to it. I had three squirrel on it at one time
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Absolutely. We purchased so we could feed the squirrels. Not sure of size though and too dark to measure now.
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Squirrel fits nicely on it-ate all seed!Beautiful, big, recommended but completely non squirrel proof
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I don't remember the actual dimensions, but the feeder is not very large (I bought it as a gift for someone). There may not be enough room on the platform for a full sized adult gray squirrel to sit comfortably, but he could definitely dangle from the roof or sides of the feeder and get to the seed that way. A red squirrel would fit on the platform with no difficulty, as would a chipmunk. Knowing how determined and tenacious these critters are, I would definitely recommend that this feeder be mounted with protective guards and/or baffles. It is well made, but determined squirrels would eventually destroy it, provided they had access to it. I don't remember the actual dimensions, but the feeder is not very large (I bought it as a gift for someone). There may not be enough room on the platform for a full sized adult gray squirrel to sit comfortably, but he could definitely dangle from the roof or sides of the feeder and get to the seed that way. A red squirrel would fit on the platform with no difficulty, as would a chipmunk. Knowing how determined and tenacious these critters are, I would definitely recommend that this feeder be mounted with protective guards and/or baffles. It is well made, but determined squirrels would... » Read More I don't remember the actual dimensions, but the feeder is not very large (I bought it as a gift for someone). There may not be enough room on the platform for a full sized adult gray squirrel to sit comfortably, but he could definitely dangle from the roof or sides of the feeder and get to the seed that way. A red squirrel would fit on the platform with no difficulty, as would a chipmunk. Knowing how determined and tenacious these critters are, I would definitely recommend that this feeder be mounted with protective guards and/or baffles. It is well made, but determined squirrels would eventually destroy it, provided they had access to it. « Show Less
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I think it will depend on where you have this hanging. I have seen no signs of squirrel activity on mine, even though I have a lot of squirrels in my yard, but a smaller rodent could more likely squeeze in between the metal wires...it would depend on if he is already below the baffle. If he is below, I would say he could get at the food...I am thinking field mouse size. They recommend that these bird feeders be hung four feet from any possible jumping perch, or to use a pole designed for this purpose.
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I didn't measure it, but it seems like the pole screws into the ground a good 15 to 18 inches. It's very sturdy. The cross bars that hold the feeders are probably about six feet off the ground. Maybe a little higher. I used this pole all last winter and never had squirrels get up the pole, or jump up onto the feeders. You need to make sure the pole is far enough from trees, or porches, or a deck so they can't jump from there onto your feeders. This pole is pricey, but I think it's worth the money.
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I sold mine. I was using it for a water basin for my monitor lizard. It is pretty large at about 16 inches across and maybe 20 inches long. It is very sturdy as well.
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Ours are about 3 pounds & they have plenty of space. A 6 lbs would be pushing it for the smaller cage. What kind of rabbit is it? It it's something as big as a Flemish Giant you would need the bigger cage.
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We measured our feeder. The food tray is 58" above the ground, and it has a good rim. We did not have deer eating from the tray, and we do have a lot of deer around. The feeder is about 6' tall from top to bottom. The squirrels could not get to the food tray on this feeder either.
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The overall height will be approximately 5'10". If you have squirrels I would also recommend using a baffle to defeat the squirrels or similar critters from getting at whatever you plan on attaching to the top; eg bird feeder or a bird nesting box.
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The squirrel is in two parts; the body is one the tail is the other. He is 9 inches tall for the body and the tail is an additional 7 inches. The largest width is 8 inches; the width of the body including the acorn. The post is in three parts the top part is wider to accommodate the tail; so the bottom section of the stake cannot be used in the tail wrap. He doesn't put out much light as noted in prior posts but I have had many compliments on Sammy.
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I don't think the space is roomy enough. It has a very small 'footprint,' even though it says X-large. I use mine for land snails, and they don't need a big floor (they climb on the sides).
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I honestly don't know---I don't have squirrels where I live. Maybe a metal one would serve you better.
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The space between the cage and the holes is only about 1/2", so squirrels would have access. I have been battling the squirrels for years but so far have not seen one squirrel on this feeder. I've had it for about 5 months. I do like the access from the bottom of the feeder rather than from the top.
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I doubt it...unless you keep food in it! Seriously though, no squirrels have bothered mine and it looks as good as the day I put it up.
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well it depends....the ramp opening is just over 7 inches wide and the inside resting area is 8 inches by 12 inches but regardless off the dimensions, the ramp is kinda weak and a heavy turtle may not do so well mine is starting to out grow his platform I was thinking of customizing mine but we will see.
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We purchased the large cage for a house rabbit. It was too small for our full-size rabbit, but is fine for our mini-lop. It would be fine for a guinea pig. Love this cage! So well designed and sturdy. We've had it for several years now.
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It is large enough to trap a grey squirrel, I found that there is not enough room in back of trap for much bait. The trigger is to close to rear of trap.
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About 6 feet or higher. It really works. The only way a squirrel can get into the feeder is if it jumps from a tree or roof etc.
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I measured the platform and it is easy enough to stand on it. It is about 16" wide and 12" deep. Ozeri suggests to put your feet on the scale in a certain way and then there still is extra 'wiggle room'.