could i put a corns snake in it?
1630131
Should be ok as long as it's not laying directly on the screen material. It's a little rough for reptile skin.
1630132
Not suitable for a snake.I would use a good sized terrarium with a LOCKING lid for a corn snake.(Never met one that wasn't a determined escape artist.)
1630133
No!!!!! I wouldn't my snake got a respiratory infection and passed away this month because it doesn't hold heat
1630134
I believe it would be fine. We turned it on it's side and our bearded dragon is very happy
1901831
I have a feeder that looks like a chair. There is a metal spike that the corn goes on
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No. A mouse would like this, but it is too small for a rat. I've had rats as pets; even a young rat would not find this suitable.
1060259
No, you cannot, without drilling a hole in the bottom. In addition this cage is too small and unsafe so please do not buy it for the sake of your pet. A larger cage may be more expensive, (rat cages are good) but they will give your pet(s) better quality of life.
1670782
Absolutely not! This cage is too small for anything other than a Dwarf Hamster or small mice.
1885070
Well it depends on what kind of animals you are referring to? This holes are not very big and contain children quite well. If you are talking puppies or cats then I think you are fine. But if you mean lizards or snakes then I would not recommend.
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Have caught mice and lizards...very difficult to free the lizards so it would easily hold small snakes...I expect multiple sheets in some sort of box/trap would hold medium snakes and plan to try. E.TN
207102
Can you run another snake in with just a plain head to try and dislodge it?
1572067
Absolutely , just make sure it's in a warm enough spot, and a water bowl is provided. I use Cyprus bedding for all my snakes too .
915620
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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I would not know the answer to this question as I never captured a snake. However, I doubt it as the directions call for pouring vergtable oil over the snake to release it. All I ever caught were mice and they really stuck to the glue. That's why I called it a huge mouse trap! Good luck...
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I dont believe so. Perfect for my leopard gecko or another lizard. A 50+ gallon long would seem better for a 4ft snake
437770
I use this on my rack system for my snakes (ball pythons, boas and misc colubrids) works real well :)
1479979
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 don't think it can. The thing that rotates it, doesn't really work as well as you'd think. Normally it only removes the snake from it, if you rotate the other way it doesn't return to its casing. I have to push the snake back into it's body to put it away.
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Unfortunately, I don't know enough about snake habitats to answer that. My guess, no because it is too small.
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The mesh is pretty fine - I use mealworms in it. Not sure what the consistency is of cracked corn but I would say it's probably doable. I think I could put oatmeal in it with no problem if that's a similar size. I also think it's not at all flimsy and seems like a well balanced tray when hanging