will this work for a ball python?
818293
not this model. The 36"x18"x24" (67 Gallon) would be the closest one from the list of options they have. For an adult Ball you want a minimum of a 45-50 Gallon and you do want it to have some height to it as they do like to "climb" from time to time. Personally, I'd recommend something similar to what we have.. a 48"x18"x24" (89.75 gallon )
818294
I can't say with absolute certainty. I believe it may work for younger pythons but I don't know.
818295
only if the ball python is a baby. If they grow to 5' to 6' long there is no the terrarium would work. Now, you might see if Exo Terra makes a larger terrarium. The one we own is for a gecko.
818296
I am not sure. Depends on how big he is and if he can push enough to break out. The clamps are sturdy, but made of plastic.This seems to be more for frogs, lizards, etc.
818297
I have my two yr old rainbow boa in this tank. She is about two feet long. She is almost ready for a bigger tank. I have a 36in high tank and it retains more humidity. I spray my snakes three times a day to keep the humidity at 70% but I also have them in a sunny area and spray more sometimes. It depends how big your snake is too.
1586538
I think so. I am using it on my Cockapoo. It is a little wider than the one I had before but he is fine with it.
147249
Should be fine for a snake about 2-3 feet. Any larger species would probably need a larger enclosure.
313879
Yes! We had a regular black snake that loved visiting our yard because of the moles. He was rather large but one application of this around our fence we did not see him again. BUT...you have to keep reapplying it. If it rains for certain sprinkle a new line. If you go out and the "mothball odor" seems to have disappeared reapply. Wear gloves when you sprinkle or better yet pour this bag in a hand held spreader for an even line of snake away. We have used this for over 8 years now and would say for sure it works on all snake on the Eastern side of the US.
1898605
That depends on how much basking area you want. If just one, look at the back of the bulb boxes for temperature ranges in relation to the distance the snake is going to be from the bulb. Keep in mind that a ball python does not live naturally in a desert environment, so don't give him too much heat with a bullb that is too big. Also bigger bulbs produce hotter temperatures of the fixture. If the snake can get too close it might burn it. I hope this helps. Reptiles Rock!
1304971
It probably would . We bought it for a sugar glider, but we have also had chinchillas and I think it would work for them.On second thought, thinking of the relative size of chins and sugar gliders, I am not so sure. If it were a smaller chinchilla it would probably be fine. It has been so long, I cannot really remember how big they were.
301780
I'm not sure. But, it's not big enough for a rabbit. It would be good for a hamster or guinea pig.
1572070
It's taller than it is wide. I don't know how big your snake is, but I would really only recommend this type of container for insects and arthropods. I suppose if you were only using it on temporary basis it would be fine but not for anything long term. I hope that helps.
1780206
it should. I used wire to connect mine to the rabbit cage. it made it more tighter .love the product no more messes on the floor.
4518
I would think so, it works for cats too and they're usually pretty light. I got mine for my Rottie and it worked great! but it has 3 different sensitivity settings so there should b one that works for a little guy too.
2153911
Your snake is too big for the small snake trap. Works great for small snakes, though.
1854730
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_
1029733
I have mine for dwarf rabbits. I think they would be fine. They work great for my rabbits. They love to lay in them. Just like any other item it depends on the personality of your pet. good luck, maybe you could go on line to a cavy site and see if they know.
630967
It will work but it is made for larger poop like a very big dog. It is the largest pooper scooper I have ever seen. I dont think you really need something so big. But it will work. It is all metal and the teeth in the scoop are close together. So it should work for a rabbit.
1304972
It probably would . We bought it for a sugar glider, but we have also had chinchillas and I think it would work for them. On second thought, thinking of the relative size of chins and sugar gliders, I am not so sure. If it were a smaller chinchilla it would probably be fine. It has been so long, I cannot really remember how big they were.
1243076
Yes, this works for Rats, according to our previous experience, but we caught small Rats only ( not longer than 4 inches )
510925
Yes it should. There's plenty of thickness on the body of the snake to take up any bore between .44 - .45. Keep in mind that this is pistol length and might be too short for some rifle applications.