Is this big enough for the life span of a bearded dragon or do I need to go bigger? I don't want to buy two! Thank u!
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Yes, a 40 breeder is recommended for one bearded dragon and this has the same floor space as one of those, just not as tall. With that in mind you'll need to adjust the heat bulb that you use on these because the distance from the screen to the ground is less. It took me a few tries to make sure mine was right and not overheating the cage.
450793
Yes it is quite large. Our bearded dragon is 3yrs old and it is big enough for him and all of his accessories. We have it on the large stand and it is very nice looking.
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I don't know about bearded dragons, I have 2 terrestrial box turtles in mine. It is a little small for them but they mostly sleep during this time of year, I'm going to put them outside in a turtle garden from late spring through early fall. If you need to go bigger you might want to check out bigappleherp.com they have some really interesting options from penthouses (which are expensive) to mesh Reptariums. Hope this helps. Good Luck.
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No, it's too small Freddy. While one of the great things about water dragons is that they don't need huge cages something in the range of at least 36" wide should really be considered a minimum. They reach full size in about a year so there's no real point to starting with something which can only hold a baby.
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I have never owned a bearded dragon lizard, but I would like they would do just fine. You to be very careful when trimming the nails on any small animal not to get to close to the quick. We very carefully trim just the ends of my guinea pig's nails on 3 of his feet because the are black, so you can't see where the quick is. On the 4th foot, which is pink, we cut a little further but not enough to get near the quick. You may want to check with your animal clinic about this.
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As small as your bunny may be, "small" is going to be way too small. You definitely need to consider going up a size or two. I only use these to temporarily move my bearded dragons. I use them for vet visits and I keep them in case of an emergency because I have several bearded dragons that I would need to move and keep separate. So, for temporary use they are great. After they have been twisted/folded for a while it is hard to get them to lay flat (that may just be because my bearded dragons aren't as heavy as most animals that use these carriers). I hope this answers your question.
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The original is suitable for my sun conure. I noticed the price for the mini is more expensive than the original, so I don't see why the original wouldn't work...it would just last you a lot longer! You are talking dimensions 2x2x12 VS 1.5x1.5x11.
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probably , i used mine on a bearded dragon enclosure. i measured them inside the enclosure to see to see if they were the right size before attaching. worked for me. would buy again. just dry measure before attaching. sorry if that did not help. i love mine.
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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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I know nothing about turtle requirements. However it is perfect for my bearded dragon (installed on one half of a 52 gallon tank) and most, if not all, reptiles. Watt and length will depend on the size of your hood and tank. Best of luck!
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Depends on the temps you're looking for. As another answer said exo-terra reccomends 4-16 inches, but the manual does say to keep the bulb 3 to 4 feet away from any reptile that the bulb can "sun burn" a reptile. My beardie started in a 20 long, the bulband basking spot off center which gave me about 30 inches diagnal to the cool side where i placed a hide. To let the dragon out of the light, that she never uses
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I would get something that would support the snake at its full size. As a fish and reptile keeper I always get environments that would support the creatures full size. In the long run it might also be cheaper than getting something new every so often.
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Sorry I can not help You. I have not had this product for a long time and I used mine for a Crested Gecko. I don't know the Answer for You.
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I don't know how big you mean but keep leaving the stuff out. I guarantee it will not be around for long. You may have more than one. They aren't usually solitary critters.
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I would recommend getting a bigger one. I bought this for my chinchilla when he was little, but now that he's full grown he has a bigger cage.
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The medium is tight on my adult bearded dragon (which is much bigger). I would almost go with a small and upgrade to the medium once it's an adult. I'm aware of the size of Chinese Water Dragons.
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Hi,"Bearded Dragons must have a UV bulb to keep them healthy. We highly recommend a Sunforce UV Mercury Vapor bulb or other brand mercury vapor bulb. Successful UV can be produced with a Zoo Med Reptisun 10.0 bulb as well but your dragon should be within 15 inches of the 10.0 bulb. All of these bulbs can be found in our lighting section of our reptile department. Don't forget that you must change your UV bulb every 6 months in order to maintain proper UVA/UVB."Check out our Care Sheet for Bearded Dragons or give us a call for more info: http://www.bigappleherp.com/site/content/Care_Sheet_Bearded_Dragon.htmlThank you! Hi,"Bearded Dragons must have a UV bulb to keep them healthy. We highly recommend a Sunforce UV Mercury Vapor bulb or other brand mercury vapor bulb. Successful UV can be produced with a Zoo Med Reptisun 10.0 bulb as well but your dragon should be within 15 inches of the 10.0 bulb. All of these bulbs can be found in our lighting section of our reptile department. Don't forget that you must change your UV bulb every 6 months in order to maintain proper UVA/UVB."Check out our Care Sheet for Bearded Dragons or give us a call for more info:... » Read More Hi,"Bearded Dragons must have a UV bulb to keep them healthy. We highly recommend a Sunforce UV Mercury Vapor bulb or other brand mercury vapor bulb. Successful UV can be produced with a Zoo Med Reptisun 10.0 bulb as well but your dragon should be within 15 inches of the 10.0 bulb. All of these bulbs can be found in our lighting section of our reptile department. Don't forget that you must change your UV bulb every 6 months in order to maintain proper UVA/UVB."Check out our Care Sheet for Bearded Dragons or give us a call for more info: http://www.bigappleherp.com/site/content/Care_Sheet_Bearded_Dragon.htmlThank you! « Show Less
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They are a bit complicated to get on tye reptile if you have an active one like I do. But getting the harness on the 2 Beardies is nothing compared to putting it on my 2 foot long iguana. Of course his is much bigger than a small and a better made one because he may break these. If your Beardie is rolling, wiggling out you may not have it on right because my guy and girl can't get out of their harness. They try but can't get out.
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I have a homebuilt cage 18x18x48 for a Bearded Dragon. I framed a cover using expanded metal and mounted the light to the cover inside the cage. General illumination. also have my UV spot fuxture and a heat lamp on the cover. I have sliding plexiglas doors for the front for access and viewing.