Is this good for an adult ball python
493385
Yes and no. It depends on how big it is. But I would say NO. A python would easily out grow this size of terrarium and may have stunned growth issues. I would say yes it it was very young but you would need a larger one in a year anyways
493386
I have no idea we use for our bearded dragon lizard , we have for a long time now and its great! we love it
493387
I would say, yes, but only for one individual. If you have multiple pythons, then you need something larger. This type of terrarium is very nice because you can set up the lights and not have to move them. It will also take the exo terra Monsoon misting system nicely.
1572066
Yes it would. I am not sure how big the snake gets but it would be great for a temporary habitat. Have fun with your snake.
1455224
I do not recommend it. I have tried it with a smaller snake. It was very difficult and scratched the bowl. This is much larger and likely to get stuck or worse. Try an old-fashioned plunger. Better yet, try to find a cleanout and run the snake from that direction. Good luck.
656732
This model would only fit a very small rabbit. It would work well for a hedgehog, guinea pig, hamster, rat, mouse, gerbil, flying squirrel and even some herps, such as a bearded dragon, chameleon, etc. It will be a bit tight for most rabbits, large chinchillas, etc.
209658
I'm not completely sure what temperature your aquatic turtle needs to be happy. Our ball python "MoMo" has been thriving with this Zilla product. Good luck!
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.
1172856
I would say that it is not suitable for a rabbit. I bought one for my pet rats to use when I carry them with me out of town. I would get a larger care that does not have all the levels for a rabbit.
163840
Have caught mice and lizards...very difficult to free the lizards so it would easily hold small snakes...I expect multiple sheets in some sort of box/trap would hold medium snakes and plan to try. E.TN
986988
The size works out well for our adult guinea pigs but I don't think it would work for an animal that is much bigger, like a rabbit.
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!
655797
Yes, i would not use it for snakes over 20lbs but anything from your largest carpet pythons to some thick blood pythons.
65769
Personally, I think this is way too small for an adult ball. I also don't know if I would consider it the most secure enclosure for a master escape artist like a snake.
587963
It is fantastic for any reptile. Best cage I've ever bought. Them depth is perfect and them center opening makes it easy to open and use
1210673
I would say, no. I have 2 full grown guinea pigs that I use mine for, its just the right size for them. If the rabbits are babies it will work fine, but adult rabbits would be very uncomfortable.
2172526
I have used this kind of bedding, for years, in my Mini Rex bunny's cage and it has worked better than anything I have ever tried. Also, he has lived for 13+ years and that is much, much longer than expected. Obviously it hasn't hurt him a bit. As a matter of fact, it keeps his cage cleaner longer and completely controls urine odor. I cannot speak to it's use for guinea pigs or hedgehogs other than this so maybe checking with a vet wouldn't be a bad idea unless someone else has used it specifically for the animals you have.
348252
I would not recommend this for a juvenile leopard gecko. They are nocturnal as well and don't need to go outside. They should be handled safely by hand.
588062
Honestly depends on the snake's size. You don't want to invest in an enclosure that will only suit your growing snake temporarily. But if the size isn't an issue, then I think it would be great! I've seen these used for snakes before. Especially if your snake is arboreal. Just be weary of the door and screen lid locks as snakes are very strong! You might want to reinforce them a bit. Otherwise it would make for a gorgeous setup for your baby :)