Can I use this for my 4in red-footed tortoise?
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It should be ok for a second source of heat, it doesn't get to hot or to cold, just right for your pet to relax on.
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I don't see why not. I'd probably have a landing area outside the door so your bird can "step" in. The 3/8s spacing is tighter than you need for a cockatiel though. I'm sure 1/2" is plenty. The smaller spacing is for smaller birds. My Parakeets and Finches use 3/8s, the bigger birds get the 1/2" ones. Also, if your bird is flying around the house a play station on top would be welcome!
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That would be too close to the turtles since the house is not that deep, so I wouldn't advise it. It might harm the turtle, not to mention be dangerous to heat the metal cage.
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I agree with Monique & D Vetrano. Small turtles possible but for larger ones I doubt it. I also think the incline of the ladder would make a difference. I've had frogs sunning themselves on mine as well as birds using it to get closer to the water.
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This cage is only about 1 1/2 feet wide...i wouldn't personally recommend it for a bird with a 4 foot wing span.
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I have this platform on our 60 gallon tank with two turtles, a little bigger than yours. The ramp goes down into the water in the center, which makes them unable to escape by going off the ramp sideways and out over the top. The top has a metal secure wire door, and even if your turtle was strong, you could zip tie or wire tie it closed, although mine have never been able to stand on hind legs to investigate this! :) I will try to post some pictures of it at different angles for you
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I have the small, and did not use it for a tarantula, but I don't see why it wouldn't work. There's a lot of space, even in the small. About a square foot, then about a foot and a half tall.
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In my opinion a leopard gecko, even full grown, would be too small to use this leash. I would skip it
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I have 2 red foot tortoises and mine don't dig at all. If you have box turtles, I would definitely recommend putting some sort of fencing on the bottom. Hope that answers your question. -Mike
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That is very very dependent on the type of animal you have. I would go to your local pet store not a Petco or petsmart and talk to the reptile person.
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Don't know..they measure aprox ½ to 3/4 inch..You'll have to read the label or ask the seller...My acuatic "red ear slider turtles", like them a lot .....
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I use it in a 175 tub for a 10" red eared slider turtle, I works well. I use it as pre-filter and a pond 2 gallon sealed barrel bio filter as a polish filter, and a pond pump.
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You could use this. The space between the grates is narrow enough that a hamster (I think) couldn't squeeze through. Honestly I think this may be taller than what you need for a hamster but if you have the space I guess it doesn't matter.
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It may help for young turtles but would not support the weight of most average size turtles
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is the shell 11 inches, or from head to tail? I have a red eared slider who's about 11 inches from head to tail, give or take with about a 6 inch long shell. If you mean 11 inches head to tail then yes, this will work. I've been buying this size for my turtle for years and it works great, until the suctions start to get old--then the ramp starts to sort of "slide" and become lopsided under her weight.
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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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Yes, i would not use it for snakes over 20lbs but anything from your largest carpet pythons to some thick blood pythons.