would this be good for a blue tongue skink
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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.
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
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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.
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Yes! I bought it for a chinchilla and not so great for that. Mine is for sale if you are still looking for one ctaylorrunfast@gmail.com
86290
Yes. The suction cups are very strong and should hold a lizard, no problem. Be careful that it doesn't get the lizard too close to the light though. :)
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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.
1481376
I think this would be way too small for even a tiny snake. We have a very small tarantula in ours, and he is outgrowing it very quick.
454044
No, this cage is more for a Chameleon. I dont think a big snake would do well in this.
810870
I use it for a umbrella cockatoo and it is just right. I would think that it is too small for a blue and gold. I would definitely go with a larger cage.
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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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There light from this bulb was specifically designed for reptiles. It is smaller than conventional flood lights. Use of a regular flood light could harm your reptile.
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I dont believe so. Perfect for my leopard gecko or another lizard. A 50+ gallon long would seem better for a 4ft snake
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It will work as long as the heat bulb is not to hot for such a small tank, you could over heat the animal and it could die so check you temps.
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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_
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Well, it needs about an inch of water to work properly, so you would want to have a fairly deep water dish. I have one in each of my terraria to power a water feature, and they don't heat up or make a lot of noise if that was a concern. Depending on the size of your lizard you'd have to worry about the suction grabbing a toe too. In my opinion, it would probably work, but I don't recommend it. Idk what your setup is like, but you might be better off with one of those automatic water bowls like they sell for cats, or if you have the capability to set up a water feature with th is pump in the lizard's environment, that would look better for him and you, haha. Well, it needs about an inch of water to work properly, so you would want to have a fairly deep water dish. I have one in each of my terraria to power a water feature, and they don't heat up or make a lot of noise if that was a concern. Depending on the size of your lizard you'd have to worry about the suction grabbing a toe too. In my opinion, it would probably work, but I don't recommend it. Idk what your setup is like, but you might be better off with one of those automatic water bowls like they sell for cats, or if you have the capability to set up a water feature with th is pump in the... » Read More Well, it needs about an inch of water to work properly, so you would want to have a fairly deep water dish. I have one in each of my terraria to power a water feature, and they don't heat up or make a lot of noise if that was a concern. Depending on the size of your lizard you'd have to worry about the suction grabbing a toe too. In my opinion, it would probably work, but I don't recommend it. Idk what your setup is like, but you might be better off with one of those automatic water bowls like they sell for cats, or if you have the capability to set up a water feature with th is pump in the lizard's environment, that would look better for him and you, haha. « Show Less
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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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It's better for frogs, spiders, small lizards, or other small pets. Better choice for a ball would be a 10 gallon & buying the accessories to dress it up. I would not put any snake in this. We put a trantula and its borderline too small for her( as long as she dosen't get any bigger).
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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 :)
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probably a little small for a frilled dragon u need a longer tank, not tall, this tank is ideal for reptiles that climb like geckos,chameleons, igauanas etc.