Would this work for an iguana?
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I think the Iguana's claws would get tangled in the netting and it would hurt it badly. The net is made of soft thread and even cats get hurt on it and it rots away rather quickly. I have a few the KittyWalk's and replaced the netting with a coated metal fencing from lowe's. If you buy the Kittywalk ,you would just be buying it for the frame, that you could make yourself out of pvc (the thick kind or wood) and the coated metal fencing. lowes sells the fencing in the garden dept (green colored) and it bends easy, just use some ty-ties and metal clippers.
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I don't think so. Are they capable of wriggling through areas or chewing anything. I know nada about iguanas. You could cover the ribs with fencing like chicken wire to make it more secure (over the mesh). Sections can be easily attached with plastic ties to each other and the rib sections. The only thing is unless they "come" when needed, it might make a stretch getting him out. But I always believe anything can be adapted. I bet your pet would love it if adapted. I must warn you that sun does rot the mesh eventually. At this point, I have covered the ribs with more wire fencing to make it secure for the kitties. Hope this helps. I don't think so. Are they capable of wriggling through areas or chewing anything. I know nada about iguanas. You could cover the ribs with fencing like chicken wire to make it more secure (over the mesh). Sections can be easily attached with plastic ties to each other and the rib sections. The only thing is unless they "come" when needed, it might make a stretch getting him out. But I always believe anything can be adapted. I bet your pet would love it if adapted. I must warn you that sun does rot the mesh eventually. At this point, I have covered the ribs with more wire fencing... » Read More I don't think so. Are they capable of wriggling through areas or chewing anything. I know nada about iguanas. You could cover the ribs with fencing like chicken wire to make it more secure (over the mesh). Sections can be easily attached with plastic ties to each other and the rib sections. The only thing is unless they "come" when needed, it might make a stretch getting him out. But I always believe anything can be adapted. I bet your pet would love it if adapted. I must warn you that sun does rot the mesh eventually. At this point, I have covered the ribs with more wire fencing to make it secure for the kitties. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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We loved our KittyWalk, but I would not recommend it for any pets smaller than a cat. We had this on our back deck with direct sun light all day long and over time the netting broke down due to UV rays. We kept it longer by using lots and lots of zip ties. We now have a 6 foot high cage with a door to enable us to get in easier when necessary. I would recommend some sort of galvanized metal cage and then you can make a cover out of outdoor fabric. Apply grommets to the corners and zip tie on the top of he cage. On a better note about KittyWalk; we love their pet strollers.
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It could, depending on how small the rabbit is. I would measure the circumference of the rabbit's neck and then check the smallest size to see what neck sizes it will fit.
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It fits, but takes up most of the tank. It would work as a temporary fix for very small turtles or frogs and newts.
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Jeff, I don't know, but it worked well on the leather furniture and a coat, but these were cow leather. I wouldn't know about reptile.
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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.
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I really don't think it would work with anything bigger than a frog. The weight on the other end is just not enough to hold a small dog. Good idea though! Maybe you should invent one!
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Probably. It was too small for my juvenile monitor, but an iguana should fit
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Its great for any reptile but i believe the 24x24x48 more spacious for an iguana sense iguana get really big.
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It is for a small lizard--I got it for a bearded dragon that was 2 months old
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It probably would . We bought it for a sugar glider, but we have also had chinchillas and I think it would work for them. On second thought, thinking of the relative size of chins and sugar gliders, I am not so sure. If it were a smaller chinchilla it would probably be fine. It has been so long, I cannot really remember how big they were.
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It would fit your gecko but make sure he doesn't slip out of it like mine did - they tend to wiggle out of it as they're not use to feeling any restraint around their little bodies. Hope this helped you and let me know the outcome.
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I thinkit would work for a Uro, it works well for my bearded dragons...I'd probably get a medium sized one for a medium Uro...Hope this helps :)
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That is very very dependent on the type of animal you have. I would go to your local pet store not a Petco or petsmart and talk to the reptile person.
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There is no problem with frogs in our yard. But I would still give it a try. It worked for snakes.
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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.
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We got ours for a Senegal parrot and it works fine - should work well for a green cheek too.
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sorry no iguanas here. if i were guessing, i'd think the little guys could wrangle themselves nthrough the netting. if you want me to i will measure the holes. just ask and i will do it.