Could I put a tarantula in here?
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I think so, it would be plenty big enough. it is secure and there is no way of escape. I have actually seen Tarantulas in the Exo Terra cages at the Reptile Expo before. I love the convenience of the dual front door and the removable top. I now own three different sizes of this cage.
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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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Although I don't know much about tarantula care or needs in terms of space, temperature and humidity, I would say yes as I'm guessing you're wondering about the security of the habitat. Both the screened top of the as well as the glass doors are both held securely in place by locking mechanisms and I don't see any way the animal could escape from it. Mine houses the tiniest little gecko and she's pretty secure in there. The glass doors do open forward and there's the most infinitely small space where the doors meet, but about the only thing that may escape on occasion is one of her fruit flies, so just be aware of where the animal is when you open them. Although I don't know much about tarantula care or needs in terms of space, temperature and humidity, I would say yes as I'm guessing you're wondering about the security of the habitat. Both the screened top of the as well as the glass doors are both held securely in place by locking mechanisms and I don't see any way the animal could escape from it. Mine houses the tiniest little gecko and she's pretty secure in there. The glass doors do open forward and there's the most infinitely small space where the doors meet, but about the only thing that may escape on occasion is one of her fruit... » Read More Although I don't know much about tarantula care or needs in terms of space, temperature and humidity, I would say yes as I'm guessing you're wondering about the security of the habitat. Both the screened top of the as well as the glass doors are both held securely in place by locking mechanisms and I don't see any way the animal could escape from it. Mine houses the tiniest little gecko and she's pretty secure in there. The glass doors do open forward and there's the most infinitely small space where the doors meet, but about the only thing that may escape on occasion is one of her fruit flies, so just be aware of where the animal is when you open them. « Show Less
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I'm pretty positive you can, as long as it isn't a spiderling. Its about the size of a ten gallon tank. You really wouldn't need the light for it, unless you were going to be growing plants of some sort. Just be aware that the tarantula may not move around the space much. Everything locks into place so you are alright as far as it being unable to escape.
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Yes, but it's very large so it would take up a big portion of it. For a terrarium it should be ok but I think for a fish setup, it'd be overwhelming. I think its dimensions are 11" x 9.5" x 8.25"
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I think so.. I bought ours for a spider. It's nice size and I really like it. Very durable and easy to put together and clean.
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I don't see why not. There are two perches that came with it and I added a booda comfort perch.
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Absolutely not. We couldn't even get a single cat in here (we have seven and not one of them fit). It would be cruel to carry them in this unless you had a VERY small cat.
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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.
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I don't think it would be best...there is no fencing on the inside, only wood. Also, 1/2 of the inside bottom is open to allow the tortoise to graze, so it is not entirely closed and secure. It seems to me to be too large for a lizard. I can actually for 2 tortoises inside comfortably!
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I think you could do so; however, it will be important to make sure you assemble it very carefully. We found that our top was not completely secure, and hamsters are great at getting out of things!
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It would fit comfortably in the cage, but there wouldn't be lot of room leftover for anything else after it's put it. Hope this helps!
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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.
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I would say yes. My friend put hers in there but it was one of the flatter starfish it did not have spikes. Like the one pictured
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Yes you can, this is a very easy to assemble playpen and you can add as many panels as you want. I use it for my rabbit. :)
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You could if you had smaller chickens in there... it is tall enough for at least one perch higher up.
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I'm sure they would be interested anywhere you put it. They love to feed off any feeder. Good Luck!
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I don't think you can. The space under and in between the legs is rather small.
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Technically you COULD, but it'd be a strettch... after my experience working with fish I can definitely this tank is far too small for most aquatic life.
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Yep you can. I think these cages are great as add-ons on a more adequate cage :)