would this be good for a veiled chameleon?
1111415
No chameleons need a screen cage for better ventilation although this does permit high air flow a full screen would b better
1111416
I believe that this unit would be a little too small for a chameleon, in my opinion. They do make larger ones which is what I would opt for if it were me, especially one with more vertical space as chameleons are forest climbers.
1282108
Yes... This would probably be a little big but would be big enough to give them plenty of room to move and play. It is perfect for my Sun Conures in my opinion. I believe they are about the same size.
1059883
I believe this would work great for any dog, mite even be lil better for a pug so he can get his face closer. Lol
582488
I had a decent size light on top of and it held up very well. I housed a Veiled Chameleon and eventually I took the Front door of it and just let him roam free inside my apartment.
1023493
I would say "probably not". The cage is well built, but not very sturdy...it is very light. The walls are thin metal caging. It works fine for our small Chinese Water Dragon, but might not be heavy duty enough for a bearded dragon.
1634948
I dont see why not, I used it for my cockatoo during the winter since his cage was by the window. It def worked keeping him warm. I purchased a med sized one for him and it fit perfect so you might want a small or xsmall. I would also maybe recommend researching it before you purchase it. Cockatoos take in heat through thier feet not sure if that applies with all birds or if a nesting habitat would be better for your canary.
1639427
It not be good for an iguana. This cage is too small. If you can find one similar but lots bigger with a solid bottom and base, then it would work.
1526438
It would be too flimsy for an adult iguana, definitely go with something more sturdy. Plastic clips are the only locking mechanism. Ideal for Chameleons and smaller lizards.
1526437
I feel like it would be ok for a baby iguana, but the netting might not hold up to a larger iguanas claws. Its really best for a more docile reptile such as a chameleon.
1854730
Yes it would, mostly if you had larger snakes. They make a smaller one that would be a lighter weight. Also, wear adequate footware because these are somewhat dangerous_
1176968
No. Chameleons need more ventilation, this is mostly a glass tank with screen top. You need a larger cage that is mostly screened / meshed, with good ventilation. If you keep a chameleon in a glass tank it will not last long.
454044
No, this cage is more for a Chameleon. I dont think a big snake would do well in this.
1147259
NO, chameleons require a tank with screened sides, not one like this...or so Ive read.
1292
I think it would looking at the sugar glider. As for it's safety I can not give any opinion. As with any animal things can happen. It has worked for my son's Chinchilla he has had since it was a baby. Mine is not comfortable getting on one yet. I got her from a breeder and she has never been on one. She only sits on it.
598565
I think it would be ok for small reptiles, etc. but the light wouldn't provide enough of a heat source.
1204702
I think it intended more for tree living reptiles, bearded dragons are desert dwellers, so no I don't think it would be good for a bearded dragon. A bigger tank might be better.
161645
Shouldn't be a problem. Feibing or Pecard should work fine for you. Both are mostly bees wax and petroleum jelly. No mink or neatsfoot oil that might over-soften the lizard hide and make it mushy and/or weak.