Could a male veiled cham live in this?
1828107
if it a young veil. Adult veils over 14-15 months require an habitat about 18 X 36. I love my small habitats for youngsters....
1828108
not really. Chams needs misters and a humid environment. This would allow too much air flow.
1828109
He would out grow it very fast, check out the Zoomed reptibreeze, that is what I have for my bearded dragon and he loves it, the Zilla Air Screen I have would be too small, check out the next size up for your guy.
2078942
I think so. I'd be comfortable leaving your Eclectus in it for short visits (2 weeks?) if you are planning on using the top perch and giving out-time.
118786
No I have an Eclectus in this cage and it is just an okay size for him. I think a blue and gold would be miserable not enough room to stretch in there for one. You have to think about there wing span. There is no way a large sized macaw would be comfortable in that cage especially if it was going spend any amount of time in the cage besides sleeping.
971950
Depends on the size of the bodyguard. Might have to drill holes so he can breath.
972580
no it can not. it must have good ventilation. works best with a slight breeze to feed through it. from bottom opening up out the top.
1258435
Yes it would. I use this got my veiled chameleon and she likes it. Easy to open from front and easy to clean as well.
2034279
I am not sure. If he is very "fluffy" he might not be comfortable. Measure the size of the litter box you use and see if it would fit inside. If so, you should be fine. It is very roomy.
7634
Well, I'm really not sure. I bought it for a lizard and it was too tight for him. My guess is it just might be perfect for a syrian hamster, but not having one I can't say for certain. Sorry
791841
Yes subject to moderate climate and the cage being kept in a safe location where wild animals cannot get to it. The pieces are designed to be flexible (3 pieces when assemble) so its is not strong enough to withstand a coyote or perhaps even a raccoon.
384767
I don't think your dog should be able to get in this one. We don't have a dog in the house but do outside. I love this dome for my cat though. It is fantastic. I would recommend it to anyone.
150097
I don't see why not. We have it in an outside dog house on top of a one inch deep mat. Our stray kitty stays in there a lot. Anything to help give them some warmth.
1572067
Absolutely , just make sure it's in a warm enough spot, and a water bowl is provided. I use Cyprus bedding for all my snakes too .
250546
I'm not an expert but I have a chameleon in 2 cages that are 2x2x4 and staked one on top of the other and put a ficus for him to climb on. He has been doing well and usually hangs out near the top by the light. He's usually just a few inches away from it so I guess it isn't too strong.
750867
They certainly could. This cage is large enough for most invertebrates. I used it to house a medium sized emperor scorpion with no problems.
1639112
I would say no. I think an African Grey is about as big as a bird should be in this cage.
238606
I suppose it could be, but I don't breed. I use it as a condo for my 'tiels. They seem to love it. Each unit is quite large. One unit is used by 2 tiels, and the lower unit is used by 2 tiels. One (PC) priviledge charter has one to his self.
524096
I don't see why not. This is a very nice cage and has suited us extremely well. We have a Black Cap Conure that has resided in our cage for many years with not problems whatsoever.