what size would you recommend for a juvenile leopard gecko?
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Now this is tricky! I got one for my bearded dragon and he wriggled so much that he slipped out of it - what I would suggest is take your gecko to the store and try it on over there, if the the salesperson is nice enough and lets you do it. What I finally ended up with was the black cordon-like leash that you can see if you go at petco.com or beardeddragon.org.Hope this helps.
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Leo's don't really like to be leashed to be honest so I really wouldn't bother. Found out the hard way....she hates it!
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This would be good for any tortoise until it gets too big. I've got my juvenile red footed tortoise in it, about 5" now but I plan on keeping him in there even when he gets up to 12". During the summer I keep my tortoise outside, so this is just for October thru April.
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I would go for size 3. Even though (according to Hyperflex chart) 3'4" and 28.5 lbs places her close to the top of size 2, a size 3 will give her some room to grow in.
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I would say the medium, I got the medium and my lizard is 11 inches and it is a little too big on her.
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It would be fine for a single gecko. If you are going to have multiple I would use a larger habitat.
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I think, depending on the age, I would just go with large. I have two larges and my 23 pound pekinese poodle is fine with the size.
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Go with the large. It's 19" long, 9-1/2" wide and 13" high if that will be large enough. I got mine because my cat breed is large & will be close to 20# when full grown. Will be cozy, none too big.
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I had an Australlian blue toung skink. gecos are different and smaller google it there is lots of info on temps for smaller lizards. however these bulbs are AWESOME! so if they will meet the gecos needs get them!
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I think you should go for the size 12Y. Because their feet are so small and they still have room to grown.
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You might try a medium actually my pit is 70 ib n the large is good for him. But the padding is a little light so I want to add some more so he floats better. Also the return policy is awesome so if it doesn't fit u can return it and order the right size.
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Hi! In my opinion for only a $13.00 difference I would go with the large. This is what I got for my teddy bear hamster. I wanted her to have a lot of room to run around and play. I think you will be happier with going a little bigger. :)
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I believe a large would do the job for your Newf. I have Greyhounds and the medium works just right for them, but greyhound paws while long are on the skinny side in terms of width.
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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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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.
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should do well with the medium or large size. I have a Lab, Golden and a Basenji, all three do well with the large size.
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Basing it off of my now 155 lb daughter, I would say get the 110 kb-158 lb size. Yes, you want them to be able to grow into them, but if they are too big and inflexible, they won't be any fun at all.
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I suggest the 3", that's the size we have for our Lhasa Apso (she's a 5 month old puppy and not fully grown at 8lbs so far, but even full grown the 3" will be the right size).