Is it suitable for crawlers...or would I need something larger?
803847
Definitely! I bought this one since I am watching my nephew, but had one almost identical for my daughter. My daughter was rolling over at 7 days old, so I had to find something with soft sides since she kept hitting the wood railing on her crib and waking up all night long. She ended up sleeping in it until she was 2 yrs. old. When she started to try to climb out of it I stopped using it obviously. I never thought I would use it as long as I did but she loved it and we ended up taking her crib down. Unusual use I know, but it shows it's definitely safe for a crawler!
803848
works well for me. my daughter is a new crawler, and although she wants to explore her new skills, she is content in her play pen for time spans long enough for me to get small tasks accomplished (like washing dishes)
803849
It's pretty large, so it might just work. I can't say for sure, my little boy does not crawl yet. But he does roll around it with plenty of space to do so.
803850
It is suitable for crawlers. I think it can be used from birth (like your standard playpen) until they're 2 or 3, depending on weight.
1791396
I haven't but as long as you have the height shouldn't be an issue! Only thing you might want too consider is a unit that exhausts out of the front instead of upwards? The reason I say that is if your crawl space isn't much higher than the unit it self. The amperage on the motor will be higher and shorten the life of the unit. Hope I helped something to consider.
1479703
I think it would be too small. I used it for a 9 month old who was barely crawling, but would not use it for my 13 month old who is 22 pounds and running.
564167
The smaller would better fit the wheels but the idea is to trap the darn bugs. We bought some of each size (36 total) but neither size trapped any bug. Better to just spray pesticide with growth inhibitor in to until they disappear. Good luck.
542143
for 4 dart frogs you are going to want something a little bigger 12x12x12 is ok but there is an 18x18x18 that should work very well but this one is like a glass shoebox its really not very big its meant for tarantulas and spiders and stuff
482308
It can absolutely be used in a basement, that is where I use mine. I don't know however, about crawl-spaces.
565024
I think your range of motion will be compromised with this specific machine. You would want something bigger
1457274
No issues so far. I use mine to scoot around a crawl space, the wheels are of good size and roll well on the concrete floor. The "handy ruler" is a cheap stick-on and essentially worthless--they should have molded it into the plastic.
394440
It depends mainly on your budget if you just want a capable scaler or if you are looking to build a high end crawler
1111416
I believe that this unit would be a little too small for a chameleon, in my opinion. They do make larger ones which is what I would opt for if it were me, especially one with more vertical space as chameleons are forest climbers.
206205
I wouldn't, I would set upright and move quickly out of the area....see their website instructional page. I used it in a similar crawl space and it worked great.
1899113
Mine is 26" I just measured it. My second one. This one now has a nice COVER I highly recommend you always put it back into to protect the bristles. My first one was sort of mashed after a few years and I had to replace it. I have not attempted to ever catch ants. If yours are the bigger variety it might. Flies you would certainly have to be very quick ! I catch lots and lots of spiders in my house. They appear in the bath tub and shower and it never fails me. Did take a bit of practice to learn how to keep the brush open... pulling back on the trigger and then releasing all at once to get the spider!! I LOVE LOVE LOVE whomever created this, because I was really tired of jars and putting a card underneath and sliding it under the spider. I love all insects and have no trouble catching the spiders. I open the brush outside and the spiders run away!! It is difficult to define size. I would say the smallest spiders I catch are about half the size of a big horse fly. I imagine you could catch that size fly! :-) This time of year I get bigger ants in my house and put a big jar with a lid nearby and one smear of honey in the back. I catch about 20 ants two or three times a day, put on the lid and tap the jar on my railing outside to dump out the ants and take the jar inside to get more later on! Hope this helps.
1332020
You can do trails, but the stampede doesn't crawl like a 55t crawler setup. It's a basher, so you will have to use a bit more throttle to get over obstacles. This rig is worth it dude. I can go anywhere my buddies axial can go, slow, or extremely dang fast.
1917159
My view is, get the bigger one. These things are not just massive to begin with. You'd fill it up regardless...
210205
No you will need a larger model. I am turning a stick with foil attached to it. never hurts to try though, looks like a tough little motor. Country boys survive
1998018
Marshall, go with the bigger one. The kids love our parachute and we have found so many fun uses for it. But as they have grown I find myself wishing I had gone with the larger one. It's worth the extra investment.
1899110
The size is correct. We use ours to catch stinkbugs. I doubt you could use it for an ant, but we have caught half-dead flies when they didn't move too fast.