Zoo Med Repti Breeze Chameleon Kit, 16" L X 16" W X 30" H
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Zoo Med quality starter kit for all Old World Chameleon species.
- - Everything you need to get started
- - Great for all Old World chameleons
Specifications
SKU | 2334434 |
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Primary Brand | Zoo Med |
Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Additional Features
Personalized Item flag | No |
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Item Dimensions
Length | 16 IN |
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Height | 30 IN |
Width | 16 IN |
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N9nes Warpath
9 years ago
This a great product if you plan on getting everything you need in addition to w...
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annoyed1
9 years ago
this is horrible for an actual chameleon. crickets get out. not very stable. doe...
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Don't put a chameleon in this!!!
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not for a chameleon
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Questions
Can any other type of lizard live in this set up? I'm thinking about getting some geckos and this is the size I want for them.
- Depends on humidity requirements.
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Should I buy a bowl for my chameleon to eat insects from?
Would this work for a Crested gecko? It has the height, but it does say Chameleon and not crested. Im having troubles finding a tank for a crested and this looks like it might work.
*This is for the experienced chameleon owners* Would you recommend this type of cage to a beginner chameleon owner? If not can you give some recommendations on what cages are best for pet chameleons?
- If you are thinking about buying a chameleon cage, I would advise you to steer clear of this particular product. In my opinion, the cage is too small for any type of chameleon. Additionally, the fake vines that come with it are not sufficient for your chameleon's needs. They do not provide enough climbing opportunities or hiding places, which can lead to stress for your pet. But the biggest concern with this chameleon cage is the UVB light. It is of poor quality and does not emit enough UVB radiation for your chameleon. UVB radiation is essential for your chameleon's health, as it helps them produce vitamin D3 and absorb calcium. Without sufficient UVB radiation, your chameleon can develop serious health issues, such as metabolic bone disease. So, in summary, I would strongly recommend that you avoid buying this chameleon cage. Instead, invest in a larger cage with more natural foliage, taller, and a high-quality UVB light to ensure your chameleon stays healthy and happy. (CHAMELONACADEMY.COM FOR MORE INFO)
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Is the bottom of the cage mesh too? I’m looking to getting this for a tree frog (and I’ll buy more accessories to go in it too) but if I put dirt in there will it fall out?
- The bottom is plastic, but not like a deep tray. If you want a layer of dirt all around the base you can get creative with duct tape to keep it from going through the mesh a couple inches up. Pond liner would work too if the soil needs moisture. It doesn't hold in humidity so keep that in mind depending on the needs of the froggie. It's awesome for my Chameleon :) but he doesn't need super high humidity all the time with misting.
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Hello! Does this work for a Rudis chameleon that’s around 6 inches?
- No, absolutely not! Nothing in this kit is acceptable for chameleon care with the exception of calcium
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I'm thinking about getting a panther chameleon. Would this cage be big enough to last throughout his whole life?
- Probably not they only live a few years and grow very fast I would suggest a veil
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Hey, I’m considering purchasing a veiled chameleon and this habitat. I was wondering if crickets can get out of this enclosure, as I definitely don’t want those crawling around my house. Thanks!
- This cage is too small for a veiled cham. The uvb coil won't provide uvb at 4 inches. Need to replace with a t5ho fixture or Cham will get MBD. Get the reptibreeze xl tall
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Is this enclosure suitable for a Veiled Chameleon? I've seen a few reviews saying that it's not.....
- The 16x16x30 is too small. Zoo Med makes a 24x24x48. It's big and will be a good space. The biggest challenge is getting enough plants and vines to create a nice habitat for the veiled. We ordered the medium and small "Bend-A-Branch (6' long) vines made by Flukers. These have worked well and are easy to shape.Also, the "kits" are an odd combination of accessories, as people mentioned, the suction cup attachments don't work on a mesh wall, I used fishing line to tie things to the screen. It's tedious, but a secure method to set-up the decor. I agree with SMnot, the twin dome light is not that effective. Get a Zoo Med T5 HO fluorescent (tube style) or LED.
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Would this repti breeze be good for a crested gecko (btw I would get more supplies but I’m asking about the size of the tank)
- If you were to somehow attach plexiglass to the outer side of the mesh, then probably. But it sounds like more work than what is worth. They don't typically drink from still water so misting is necessary and the mesh won't retain the water like glass/Plexi would.
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