Is this ok for an adult ball python? Thank u
154692
It's not very tall. Great for a bearded dragon. Will work for a python but not the best display.
154693
It might be a little small for an adult ball python. I have a california king but he is kind of a runt and is a small guy about 3 feet. For an adult ball python they recommend 40 gallons at the smallest which is a little bigger than this one.
1327823
Sorry, I know this is a late answer and probably not helpful to you - but I thought I'd put it out there for other people. This would NOT be good for gerbils as their main home since they will destroy the plastic in no time by chewing. Also, they need to be able to dig in at least 8-12 inches of bedding or they tend to 'dig' in an empty corner until their noses bleed. A glass aquarium with a secure lid and tons of bedding works great! I did get this as a play cage for my gerbil though with lots of tubes - I would use it for that : ) Also for gerbils these make a good place for a sand bath cause he can go in there and roll and the sand won't get all over the place Sorry, I know this is a late answer and probably not helpful to you - but I thought I'd put it out there for other people. This would NOT be good for gerbils as their main home since they will destroy the plastic in no time by chewing. Also, they need to be able to dig in at least 8-12 inches of bedding or they tend to 'dig' in an empty corner until their noses bleed. A glass aquarium with a secure lid and tons of bedding works great! I did get this as a play cage for my gerbil though with lots of tubes - I would use it for that : ) Also for gerbils these make a good place for a sand bath... » Read More Sorry, I know this is a late answer and probably not helpful to you - but I thought I'd put it out there for other people. This would NOT be good for gerbils as their main home since they will destroy the plastic in no time by chewing. Also, they need to be able to dig in at least 8-12 inches of bedding or they tend to 'dig' in an empty corner until their noses bleed. A glass aquarium with a secure lid and tons of bedding works great! I did get this as a play cage for my gerbil though with lots of tubes - I would use it for that : ) Also for gerbils these make a good place for a sand bath cause he can go in there and roll and the sand won't get all over the place « Show Less
634994
It would be a tight fit. I have two meduim guineas and its tight for them. I would recommend something a tad bigger.
1571712
I would check first with my vet. I wold think that the adult would be fine but it is best to check.
820356
Yes but for a ball python u want fog not rain he might get to wet with a monsoon. I use zoomed repti floggers with the hygrotherm for my pythons and boa.
454044
No, this cage is more for a Chameleon. I dont think a big snake would do well in this.
1657827
A pair of rats would do wonderfully in here. I've used one of these for several years. The only thing I'd warn about is very small rats can squeeze through the bars. The spacing is about 7/8". There is a Kaytee brand cage with the same dimensions but narrower bars if you have a small rat. Normal adult rats should be fine, I just happened to have an extra small girl who liked to wander.
1896539
No, it's way to small for a adult. My daughter loves it as a ball pit in the play room. She has been climbing in and out since about 11 months old. I would also use it for a small pool if your child can sit and a adult is supervising.
1947039
From what I can see its just the color of hook. I use mine when my pythons get a bit grumpy. Well made and holds up well-my pythons are Royal Pythons so not too big about 3 pounds. It looks to me it definitely could hold a bigger snake. I also have a shorter one I mostly use as I have limited space at the moment. Good choice
869380
Yes it is! That is exactly what I use it for. I have a 10-20 gal UTH for my ball python and it works for regulating the temperature in his enclosure. Hope this helps (:
126822
Its not big enough, this is for a hamster. Even if it was big enough, guinea pigs should not use exercise balls, it is very bad for their sensitive spines. No joke, google it.
1408226
The snake is pretty flexible, about 3 feet long and should probably do what you need it to do. There are also 3 ft. extensions you can get if the initial 3 ft. isn't long enough. I've found it to be a very handy tool.
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.
726639
Yes tho the Spiny tail lizard gets pretty large for a lizard and is strong. You said he's/she's medium size okay it would fit for awhile so my answer is Yes it's a good investment. Lol Charles and Gizmo
818294
I can't say with absolute certainty. I believe it may work for younger pythons but I don't know.
1464660
I had a ball python before he was a baby and got to 4 ft then friend crushed him in recliner, my snake like the sand and I placed the rock in the tank on the sand the snake decided when to get on it plus a reptile lamp was used on top of cage. Use to change out tank once every two months as far as sand it was free from beach love da south lol
655797
Yes, i would not use it for snakes over 20lbs but anything from your largest carpet pythons to some thick blood pythons.