Can a Jacksons Cham. live in it?
1755540
Really nothing should "live" in it. I use it to give my lizards natural sunlight from time to time...it's way too small for a chameleon bro.
1755541
I originally got this cage for my adult Jackson's Chameleon but he didn't have enough room to move around comfortably or get enough exercise. So now he's in a 18x18x36 cage. I would suggest something bigger than this one.
1743690
that is fairly small to force a cat to live in. it isnt nearly tall enough to meet cat's need to be higher than there surroundings. so I would say no
459387
There is a slight space between the tray and the cage where my chinchilla managed to keep escaping. I think with a rabbit and its size that you might be okay.
2022629
Definitely, in my opinion. We have our red-bellied parrot in there -- he's a little bigger than a Quaker. The cage is attractive and well built -- very heavy. Our bird is only in the cage about four hours a day, but he seems to like it.
463103
If your Bengais are Bengal tigers, absolutely not. If they are a species of house cat, this cage is perfect.
1646394
Absolutely! We used ours at home & up at our ranch (while our pup was small). I would suggest having a towel to drape over top as it it netting & sun beating down on top might get pretty warm. Have fun!
1006643
I have had my 18# doxie in it and it is just fine. It is very roomie for him.
1553116
You probably could, we never have needed to. I line the bottom with newspaper then keep a mixture of aspen bedding and care fresh ultra in cage. About three inches thick then we put food and water on small half of cage because they potty near their food so we then change out bedding on that side every two weeks and the large side at least every 4 sometimes sooner.
2178249
Yes. I have a ringneck parakeet in this cage and she absolutely loves it and is fully comfortable. She personally likes having 4 food dishes :)
1035504
I think it would be tight if they live in it without having other excercise areas. I have one Banty chicken and it fits her well.
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 .
1407156
They can, but they may not. One of my 4 cats does and her little belly hangs down a bit but she is obviously comfy. My tower has held up well and has been really flexible. Sometimes we split it up and put different sections in different rooms.
1569311
No. It is a kennel for up to 60 pounds I'd say. I have a rabbit in it and she has not much room. When I had mastiffs I used a much larger kennel and at 110 pounds they just had room to turn around in one twice this size it seems.
150097
I don't see why not. We have it in an outside dog house on top of a one inch deep mat. Our stray kitty stays in there a lot. Anything to help give them some warmth.
1972995
Great question. the live plants in the enclosure obsorb heat and humidity. This helps maintain constant temp and humid levels. Head over to reddit.com/r/chameleons for any other questions!
972580
no it can not. it must have good ventilation. works best with a slight breeze to feed through it. from bottom opening up out the top.
1629017
That depends on where you live. They require a tropical climate to thrive so in a hot, humid place like Florida they might be able to reproduce in your home. Where I live in MN they probably could not, but I keep them contained to be sure. They are not able to climb glass or slick plastic so most rubbermaid-type plastic tubs work well to keep them.