Is this good for a baby sulcata tortoise
1869125
i think it would be fine, theyre not are not too hot and and depending on the temperature require of the reptile or amphibian you can always double or triple up, i have a set up where during the day i run 3 of them with a UVB bulb to get the correct temperature and sunlight vitamins and at night i just turn the UVB and and one sunglo off and they give off a soft enough light to use asa night time setting and a nighttime temp without dropping too low
1869126
It would only be good for maybe the first year. Sulcatas get huge and will use every bit of the room they're given, even as babies. I'd say save your money and not get this so that you can afford to spend double this price on something much bigger, which is what you'll need for the adult size of your tortoise.
1869127
My daughter is using this for her Blue Tounged Skink and he is about a foot and a half long. We are very pleased with the terrarium.
1869128
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.
1869129
Yes. But lift it carefully. Comes well protected, but when you unpack it use great care upon lifting it. It is fragile.
726452
Absolutely. It would be prefect for a kitten since the kitten would be so small.
1618201
Casey is correct....this is way to small. It will be okay temporarily, but you will have to get a bigger tank and a better filtration system. It's cheaper/better to just start out with a bigger tank. Even the 15g-20g suggestion will be too small at some point. Here's a link to a really good care sheet: http://www.austinsturtlepage.com/Care/housing.htmAt one point I had 7 turtles and they are great animals, but they do require a lot of work that pet stores don't tell you.
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.
1630975
It did not work for my tortoise house. It needs to be attached to glass so any other material will not work. Mine is glass but it has a piece of wood that does not allow the holder to get attached to the glass. I would need to carve a space through the wood to attach the holder to the glass. It works only with fish tank types.
945649
Yes. It should work for your adult turtle. Mine is about 10 yrs old and it works beautifully. The canister that holds the pellets is fairly small but you should get at least 1 week of feedings without having to refill it. Example: I went on vacation and was gone 5 days. Came back home and my turtle still had plenty of pellets left to probably last another 4-5 days. And this was feeding him twice a day. I love this feeder! It runs on AA batteries and even when it gives you the "low battery" status, you still have 3 days worth of feedings before the batteries run out. Hope this helps you with your decision!
1686751
I used it to stop my cat from chewing through cords, so it should also work for a baby, but it is probably overkill for the baby. He or she should grow out of chewing on cords soon. It is not attractive but is good protection for the cords.
96110
IF using it to transport to Vet, or one house to another, then yes. It is NOT for full-time habitat. I used it to transport my Finches, but found it is a better transport for rodents or safe reptiles, but only for transport from one place to another and be sure to keep the carrier out of the Sun Light.
620897
Well, I had an 8 week old kitten that was very small and choked on every soft food I tried. My vet recommended this and as long as I put very small amounts on the plate at a time she eats it (loves it) and doesn't choke. She is doing well now.
2019687
yes for a like baby hatchling, even then maybe not. it's not great for lizards that need heating because the temperature gradient wouldn't be the best for him/her. a ten gallon though could be really good for one though. (: this is great for hatchling crested geckos and many species of tree frogs. invertebraes too!
1937009
It should be good as long as you are able to keep your dragon at a safe distance so as not to sustain burns and he/she has a cool side to the setup as these bulbs get super hot! I use these bulbs with chameleons and tortoises. On a side note, if you can afford it, look into getting Arcadia bulbs. They are the best!
207437
I agree. Mine was on the floor for years, but I just got rid of it and put my Russian tortoise in a big plastic tub with soil. The wooden house makes the substrate kind of dry
1035503
No, I bought this for my tortoise. they would fit in it, but not enough room to move aroundin. you would need 1 for ea. bunny.
206339
It should be good. My Californian white that is less than a month old is already able to use it for feeding
853022
I am not an expert, but I believe this would work for you provided you do not place it where your turtle will get too close to it (it doesn't get very hot, but it could give off too much UV). Ask here and they will help you: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Colorado-Reptile-Humane-Society/149452708244.
1116175
Check YouTube. There are some videos of babies using this feeder that were helpful to me.
329785
It is ideal for a young iguana as it is what I am doing now. Eventually his size will outgrow the cage but it will allow him to climb and explore until it's to upgrade. Something custom would be needed down the line. I have to spray daily until I get a Mist King setup and can carry it over to something bigger. Good luck.