Does anyone know of a larger version of this cage/terrarium? I love this design and so does my Tegu, but I'm afraid custom will be the route.
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There are taller versions of this same terrarium by exo-terra - the base dimensions are the same (36" wide, 18" deep - this is the largest "base" dimension they have) but the others are 24" or 36" tall - 36"x18"x36" or 36"x18"x24" (width, depth, height). I have used (and loved) the 12x12x12, and will be picking up a larger version soon for some Dart frogs.
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There isn't an all glass terrarium available that is large enough for an adult tegu. Your best bets are something like a massive animal plastics cage, one of the huge vision cages, or making something yourself. When I had my Argentinian tegu we ended up using the largest animal plastics available and it seemed okay for her.
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Look for Prevue Pet Products F070 Hampton Deluxe Divided Breeder Cage with Stand. F075 goes on top of it.
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If you can afford bigger I would get one larger. I have this cage for my Timneh African Grey and once you add a few toys and perches it is quite cramped.
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I would say to get a bigger cage (30 in). We have a quaker parrot, and we did not think it was big enough for him. Hope this helps!
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Super Pet still lists them as available on their website for sale. Here's the ramp for this particular cage: http://www.superpetusa.com/replacement-parts/12-ramp-500012083.htm There isn't any option to buy the parts through the site, however. It's been a long time since I called their customer service, but the last time I did I was able to order parts over the phone. Here's there number: 1-800-954-3003
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I downsized my cages to this. I think it might work for you. I read that someone keeos their 2 cockatiels in this cage. I wouldn't go larger then you conures
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We got the cage for our diamond back dove who is considerably smaller than a parrot. The cage is almost too small for him. Definately look for a much bigger cage!
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If I were you, I would absolutely go for the larger cage. They need a bit of room to stand up and move around ( as you know), and the extra $50 would make your "baby" so much more comfortable!
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I have no idea, but I love the cage. You would probably have to give them a flooring right? I think its a great cage for the price and have zero complaints. Very roomy and I like that it is wide.
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Hello Victor:If I recall, the cage came in two very large, but thin boxes. I don't remember the dimensions of the boxes but I would guess at about 3 feet or four feet square shaped, and probably 12 inches thick. If you are familiar with bird cages it was easy to put together, but one of the bottom trays on mine was slightly bent and damaged. I did not put the play top on because I wanted the extra sunlight to be able to come through the top part of the cage. My biggest complaint about the cage is that there are no openings on the back side of the cage. And there are only side openings on one side for the food dishes. Hello Victor:If I recall, the cage came in two very large, but thin boxes. I don't remember the dimensions of the boxes but I would guess at about 3 feet or four feet square shaped, and probably 12 inches thick. If you are familiar with bird cages it was easy to put together, but one of the bottom trays on mine was slightly bent and damaged. I did not put the play top on because I wanted the extra sunlight to be able to come through the top part of the cage. My biggest complaint about the cage is that there are no openings on the back side of the cage. And there are only side... » Read More Hello Victor:If I recall, the cage came in two very large, but thin boxes. I don't remember the dimensions of the boxes but I would guess at about 3 feet or four feet square shaped, and probably 12 inches thick. If you are familiar with bird cages it was easy to put together, but one of the bottom trays on mine was slightly bent and damaged. I did not put the play top on because I wanted the extra sunlight to be able to come through the top part of the cage. My biggest complaint about the cage is that there are no openings on the back side of the cage. And there are only side openings on one side for the food dishes. « Show Less
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It is ideal for a young iguana as it is what I am doing now. Eventually his size will outgrow the cage but it will allow him to climb and explore until it's to upgrade. Something custom would be needed down the line. I have to spray daily until I get a Mist King setup and can carry it over to something bigger. Good luck.
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I would get something that would support the snake at its full size. As a fish and reptile keeper I always get environments that would support the creatures full size. In the long run it might also be cheaper than getting something new every so often.
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NO, too small. I bought: Prevue wrought iron flight cage with stand. Black Bird cage (FO40) 31"L x 201/2"W x 53"H. Having a Caique ,they need room like yours does. I use the upper feeder. Clean up is a dream with the tray and grate. Would suggest clip locks on all doors for escape artist. ie: what is on a dog lead. Get the tent hooch, swing and use the larger water bowl that the holder stays and the cup twists to remove (clear)
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BTW-Best specialty cage I have ever purchased. We have 2 small dogs who share it. Never any problems in the 5-6 years of owning it.
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This is actually a horrible cage to have. It is too small, even for dwarf hamsters. The reccomended cage size is 360 square inches, and this cage is less than a quarter of that size! (You can attach four of these cages together.) For the kaytee tubes, all tubes tend to be relatively the same size, but I really don't know... You will probably vote this as unhelpful.
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You'll want something bigger and longer. They climb, a little, but they aren't geckos that will use the vertical space. A better option would be the exo terra breeder size which is the same size as a 40g breeder but has the front open doors. You'll be paying a lot more than this one is but you won't be spending the extra money upgrading this cage in 2 months either.
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I have two of these cages. One houses 4 Quakers and the other is home to two Green Cheek Conures. All are VERY happy with this cage. The cage is MUCH bigger than it looks in the picture and even knowing the dimensions i was surprised by the size when I put the first cage together!! The side doors are on a spring hinge and don't latch...both the Quakers and Conures figured that out real quick! I small key ring on each door solved that problem. I've also heard of people using twist ties onthe side doors. the birds have LOTS of room to spread their wings and play with toys. So my answer is yes, this cage is fine for Conures :-) I have two of these cages. One houses 4 Quakers and the other is home to two Green Cheek Conures. All are VERY happy with this cage. The cage is MUCH bigger than it looks in the picture and even knowing the dimensions i was surprised by the size when I put the first cage together!! The side doors are on a spring hinge and don't latch...both the Quakers and Conures figured that out real quick! I small key ring on each door solved that problem. I've also heard of people using twist ties onthe side doors. the birds have LOTS of room to spread their wings and play with toys. So my answer is... » Read More I have two of these cages. One houses 4 Quakers and the other is home to two Green Cheek Conures. All are VERY happy with this cage. The cage is MUCH bigger than it looks in the picture and even knowing the dimensions i was surprised by the size when I put the first cage together!! The side doors are on a spring hinge and don't latch...both the Quakers and Conures figured that out real quick! I small key ring on each door solved that problem. I've also heard of people using twist ties onthe side doors. the birds have LOTS of room to spread their wings and play with toys. So my answer is yes, this cage is fine for Conures :-) « Show Less