Would this work as a basking spot for lizards?
86290
Yes. The suction cups are very strong and should hold a lizard, no problem. Be careful that it doesn't get the lizard too close to the light though. :)
86291
I don't see why not. It suction cups to the side of the tank just keep it lower so your lizard can crawl onto it. It does have the top section as a "diving platform" so you might want to stack some rocks up higher so he can crawl down from it without diving off. Hope that helps.
1147719
If the area surrounding this bench is large it would be great! It is large and heavily padded. Keep in mind that the color is not dark brown , but is cordovan!
73492
That is what I use it for. I have placed it on the ground so that the small creatures and deer can get a drink...and birds sometimes bathe in it.It is very durable. Don't know how you'd attach it to a stump, but it would make a great birdbath.
1204706
I'm not a Bearded Dragon owner, but from what I understand about them, I would say probably not. Bearded Dragons, if I am correct, need more warmth, and thus need to be closer to their lamps. This cage is very tall, and built for herps that are natural climbers, and aren't comfortable walking on ground, like chameleons. For a ground lizard, like a BD, they need to be closer to the lamp, and they are better off with more ground space, and don't need as much vertically.This cage is really designed for an adult Chameleon. I would look for a large glass tank for a beardy.
1395509
I don't believe it is. All I have caught so far is lizards and small birds. It will work I believe. Pads are real sticky
1023492
It is really designed for chameleons and other lizards that need vertical height. I modified mine for use by my Uromastyx, but unfortunately he passed away before I could use it.
1172057
I dont believe so. Perfect for my leopard gecko or another lizard. A 50+ gallon long would seem better for a 4ft snake
1095328
It would certainly work to contain the lizard at the outset but I am not sure how sharp its teeth are nor if it would chew at the mesh and escape. If lizards have the tendency to be docile and submissive then it will remain within the confines of the playpen. Our dog has not chewed at any part of the play pen as of yet. Also, I have washed the playpen with soap and water and it is as good as new again.
2200957
I unfortunately :( have caught several lizards with these on my porch. They should be able to handle garter snakes no problem. You will need to dispose of them still though.
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.
2019687
yes for a like baby hatchling, even then maybe not. it's not great for lizards that need heating because the temperature gradient wouldn't be the best for him/her. a ten gallon though could be really good for one though. (: this is great for hatchling crested geckos and many species of tree frogs. invertebraes too!
542280
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"
2021766
I hadn't thought about it, but it looks like it could work. I would probably buy the larger one to use as a bird bath.
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.
1717491
I tried to use this product to trap the small lizards in Florida, but it did not work for me. Sorry. I do think it should work on a smaller animal like a maggot. Dr. Harold Snyder
706336
I used it for my single green anole. A larger terrarium would be better for more.
625743
If it is an animal that pecks, then no, I dont believe this would work as a suitable barrier for that. //