How big is the wire spacing? I'm looking to buy one of these for my panther chameleon because his nails can't fit into the normal reptibreeze
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approximately one inch by half inch or so. the iguana has no trouble holding on to them
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Its pretty spacey. The spacing is half an inch apart, so depending on how big your panther chameleon is, it should be OK for it.
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Works Great for my Green Tree Python. Custom made pvc tree that has 3 different level branches with live plants on the bottom with water bowl.. Looking to add Another XL Reptilbreeze to the one I have.. Connect them side by side an cut out the middle screen use longer screws an have 48'' x 24'' x 48''. huge screen box.. If your a handyman you could make one from screen windows it would be much cheaper..
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Hello. The wires are spaced at 1/2" apart. Works pretty good for two Australian Shepherds. I am not sure about smaller dogs.
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The answer to your question is under the product description. Each wire leg is 10" tall, and the copper plate is 1" x 2 1/2". Hope that helps.
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I have found that there is too much space between the wires for small animals...I have a chinchilla and he constantly escapes from it.
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From floor to "pan" is 34" (inches). There is a 1' (foot) reach in from the edge of the pan to the perch. From floor to the perch is 54". So that means the Perch is 20" above the pan. The top wire, which our Eclectus likes to go up to to fly from (the toy holder) is 65" (inches) from ground to wire. The wire can be removed though.The perch main support beam is not easily cut to make it shorter. If you knew someone who could weld it would make life easier. Or you could cut and support with metal posts if it needed to be shorter. Same goes with the base. It would be difficult to shorten it. I hope that helps. From floor to "pan" is 34" (inches). There is a 1' (foot) reach in from the edge of the pan to the perch. From floor to the perch is 54". So that means the Perch is 20" above the pan. The top wire, which our Eclectus likes to go up to to fly from (the toy holder) is 65" (inches) from ground to wire. The wire can be removed though.The perch main support beam is not easily cut to make it shorter. If you knew someone who could weld it would make life easier. Or you could cut and support with metal posts if it needed to be shorter. Same goes with the... » Read More From floor to "pan" is 34" (inches). There is a 1' (foot) reach in from the edge of the pan to the perch. From floor to the perch is 54". So that means the Perch is 20" above the pan. The top wire, which our Eclectus likes to go up to to fly from (the toy holder) is 65" (inches) from ground to wire. The wire can be removed though.The perch main support beam is not easily cut to make it shorter. If you knew someone who could weld it would make life easier. Or you could cut and support with metal posts if it needed to be shorter. Same goes with the base. It would be difficult to shorten it. I hope that helps. « Show Less
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I'm not an expert but I have a chameleon in 2 cages that are 2x2x4 and staked one on top of the other and put a ficus for him to climb on. He has been doing well and usually hangs out near the top by the light. He's usually just a few inches away from it so I guess it isn't too strong.
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The spacing is 1/2 inch, perfect for very small birds. Vi got two if these cages for my love birds. Very well made cages as well.
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I believe the bar spacing is 3/4" or 1". I have a Parrolet in it and it is wonderful!! I had originally ordered a bigger cage with 1 1/2" and he got out. This cage will hold a parakeet or larger. I wouldn't put anything larger than a Conure or Pionus in though. I think anything larger would need more room.
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I just measured 3/4" I think the wire is too small, my old cage the wire was wider.
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I have this fixture for my beardie, and I use a compact fluorescent UVB bulb by Zoo Med, and it fits perfectly! Here's the link for the bulb: Reptisun 10.0 Uvb Mini Compact Fluorescent
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If it is a dwarf breed I'd be concerned about the head getting stuck. The actual spacing of the wires in each pane I believe it is 2"x3", but the spacing of each panel itself is about 1" on the side where they attach and about the same on the bottom. I have it in the storage cubby of the RV so not easy access right now. Now what you could do is get chicken wire and put it on the inside of the kennel just about a foot or so high. That is what I would do as I have show rabbits and would do the same thing
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The one that I purchased has wire spacing of 1/2 x 1. I use it to rid the yard of chipmunks. None have escaped through the wire mesh.
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It is about two inches long with an inch and a half diameter. It has a hole in the middle of it, so I run some wire (baling wire) through it and wire it to a post. This way the critters won't run off with it. It works well. You have to keep up with it. It will disappear fast in the beginning and then slow down.
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Hello Kevin, I just measured my Richell plastic paneled fence. The gaps are 1 1/2 inches wide. I bought it to use on my enclosed patio to protect my old cat from energetic dogs. The gaps are way too narrow to be any risk to my cat....I wouldn't think even a kitten could get their head through a 1 1/2 opening. Hope that was helpful? FYI? I have both the plastic fencing for outside, AND the very pretty, (also more spendy) wood & wire version inside the house. Fabulous product.
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Dimensions: Model 183 (Replaces Model 143) 36"L x 25"W x 24 1/2"H Bar Spacing: 1" Wire Guage: 12-guage, 15mmKeep in mind that this is an add on cage. You need to have an existing cage. You cannot buy this alone. It will not work by itself. Make sure you read the description thoroughly to know what cage this goes with.
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The big one is actually quite large. I put one on my 12x12x32 terrarium. I have dart frogs in it and with a thermostat, it can maintain their temp. It is meant to create a hot spot. It has been a while since I stuck it on , but it was as far as I remember, it was not quite as wide, and about 1/3 the length. Zoo med .com will have exact specs.