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Imagitarium Marbled Corner Reptile Hideaway, Small
Description
The Imagitarium Marbled Corner Cave Reptile Hideaway helps you create a rich and realistic looking habitat for your pet. It also boasts weighted construction to help keep it where it's been placed.
- - Marbled Corner Cave Reptile Hideaway from Imagitarium
- - An ideal place for your reptile to hideaway, explore and climb
- - Features a realistic looking texture and marbled color that fits seamlessly in a naturally styled reptile habitat
- - Made from non-toxic, pet-safe resin and colors
- - Weighted to help keep cave in place
- - Easy to wipe clean
- - Cave opening measures 2.17 inches in width by 1.97 inches in height
Specifications
| SKU | 2820037 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Imagitarium |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Multi-Color |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Size | Small |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 7.48 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 3.94 IN |
| Width | 6.3 IN |
Care Instructions: Rinse well before use. Inspect regularly and discard if any part becomes damaged. Clean product if it becomes soiled with animal waste.
FOR PET USE ONLY.
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Great cave for Leopard Geckos!
GPigMomma
Yes, I recommend this product.
Hermit crab
Michaela
Yes, I recommend this product.
Imagitarium Marbled Corner Hide
Heather
Yes, I recommend this product.
Beardie’s Favorite!
Rententen14
Yes, I recommend this product.
Nice Hiding Spot
Gabi
Yes, I recommend this product.
My big cichlid loves this.
Jeri
Yes, I recommend this product.
Sturdy hide option for small furries too
easternavefoster
Yes, I recommend this product.
To the cave!!
Jz1024
Yes, I recommend this product.
Questions
Is this ok for hermit crabs
- It will be fine; however, hermit crabs don’t necessarily need hides, per se’…They tend to climb or bury themselves in sand so feel free to be creative and don’t feel like you need to spend a lot on tank hides..
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is this ok for turtles?
- Hi yaz21, The opening for this is only 2.17" X 1.97 " so we wouldn't recommend for turtles/tortoises. Any turtle small enough as a baby would quickly outgrow the opening. Thanks,
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Will this fit a ten (10) gallon tank and still have room?
- Hi Aub2008, The inside of a 10G tank is approx. 19.5”Lx9.5”Wx11.5”H. This item is 7.48”Lx6.3”Wx3.94”H Thanks,
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I have a new Ball Python that eats allright, but it stays in it's hide all the time, day and night. I keep the temperature gradient consistant. The hide is the black square with a hole in one end. I feed him in a separate clear habitat. The substrate is aspen bedding wich, consists of perfectly square 3mm pieces that stick to every thing it comes in contact withincluding the snake wich is covered. I have to mist more than seven times a day to keep the humidity above 40%. One quart at a time.
Is this a good setup for Nighthawk, the first photo is the over all setup, the second one is the side view and the third is the water and calcium dishes. I use an under tank heater that stays at about 88 degrees Fahrenheit and the vines are fake. He has a warm hide and a cold hide with moss in it that’s i spray down every other day. The little box is another little hide that I can see him in. And the background is tile it paper rolls that were painted(they were left to dry for two weeks)
SO i am thinking about getting a leopard gecko, but i am not spending a ridiculous amount of money on a cage so i am using a plastic laundrey hamper that seems about maybe 10 gallons and i am setting up little hiddy spots and stuff but i dont know wha tbeedding i should use and how much light they need please hep :)
what size cage does an adult bearded dragon need? what substrate should I use? is bioactivity possible with bearded dragons?
Hi, I have a male adult Mississippi Map, whose carapace is around 5 inches. We have a 70-gallon tank at home, but we are going on a vacation for three weeks and will leave him in a local pet shop for boarding. The shop only allows a 20-gallon tank. Would it be okay for my turtle to be in a 20-gallon tank for a few weeks?
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I just purchased a created gecko that’s a little over a month old. I found his tail last night, and there’s a small crevice of his tank he won’t leave. I put down paper towels instead of the coconut substrate. I’ve read it’s best to keep them in a smaller tank while the wound heals, but it’s already stressed and not eating. Should I move it to a smaller habitat, or do you think the stress will be too much?
What is the best gecko or other small reptile for a beginning reptile keeper that is relatively cheap not counting snakes because my boyfriend won't let me have one. One of my local pet stores has tokay geckos and leopard geckos the other one has a couple more options within my price range but I am still asking for advice. I have a 20 gallon aquarium to keep it in at the moment but I can go larger as it grows if I need to
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