would this be good for an iguana
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I use it out doors for my bearded dragon in the summer. I don't know what an iguana needs. Sorry
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It not be good for an iguana. This cage is too small. If you can find one similar but lots bigger with a solid bottom and base, then it would work.
1131385
I'd like to know this as well, since iguanas are NOT herbivores, but omnivores.
1481376
I think this would be way too small for even a tiny snake. We have a very small tarantula in ours, and he is outgrowing it very quick.
1572066
Yes it would. I am not sure how big the snake gets but it would be great for a temporary habitat. Have fun with your snake.
706338
It would be fine for a single gecko. If you are going to have multiple I would use a larger habitat.
1023493
I would say "probably not". The cage is well built, but not very sturdy...it is very light. The walls are thin metal caging. It works fine for our small Chinese Water Dragon, but might not be heavy duty enough for a bearded dragon.
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It all depends on the Iguana. If yours chooses to walk all over the screening and not on the habitat furnishings then it is possible. It is very common among chameleons, I have had my adult male veiled chameleon lose may 3 toe nails from walking on the screening, but it is not serious. If it happens, put Neosporin on the toe that lost the nail and that's pretty much all you can do. It is a great cage though!
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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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It should work for a gecko as long as he's not tiny. There is "fencing" for climbing but no bottom so it would need to sit flush with the surface so the gecko can't squeeze out underneath. We use ours for a baby tortoise, we love it. Hope I helped.
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Yes tho the Spiny tail lizard gets pretty large for a lizard and is strong. You said he's/she's medium size okay it would fit for awhile so my answer is Yes it's a good investment. Lol Charles and Gizmo
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Yes it would. It is large. Very roomy. I got it for my Chinchilla but she has not learned how to use it yet.
580536
I think it would be fine. We have a bigger tank for our ball python and this works fine
1455226
Short answer: I'm not sure. It is thicker, i.e., bigger in diameter and hence stiffer, than I thought it would be. Personally, I'd advise a smaller diameter snake.
1550586
Probably. It was too small for my juvenile monitor, but an iguana should fit
588062
Honestly depends on the snake's size. You don't want to invest in an enclosure that will only suit your growing snake temporarily. But if the size isn't an issue, then I think it would be great! I've seen these used for snakes before. Especially if your snake is arboreal. Just be weary of the door and screen lid locks as snakes are very strong! You might want to reinforce them a bit. Otherwise it would make for a gorgeous setup for your baby :)
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Yes and no.Pros,Good for repo barkThe iguana can climb and hang on any wall.Good for air flowBugs can not get in Cons,Since it's a iguana you'll need to mist it a lot.Hanging the heat lamp winks be a problem, you could just rest the lamp on the screen top but you could risk burning the little guy legsIf you use dirt or sand it just pours out.
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I can't say for sure, but based upon them recommending that if you have small reptile pets that you shouldn't use these, I would say they probably work for small lizards. They are pretty cheap so it's probably worth a shot.