Iguana Cages For Sale

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The Essential Components of a Proper Iguana Cage

If you're considering buying a pet iguana, you should be trying to learn as much as possible about giving them the proper care. One of the most important questions is: What kind of housing does it need? There are many different options, from buying a cage to building your own enclosure. Whichever option you choose, there are certain requirements for the health and happiness of your pet. If you're looking for iguana cages for sale, here's a guide to help you choose the right one.

Iguana Cages for Sale

When it comes to your iguana, Size Matters!

Iguana Cages for SaleSize - The first thing you should understand is that eventually, your iguana will grow to a very large size. Some people have the misconception that the size of the cage will limit the size of the iguana. This is not true. An iguana under ideal conditions can grow up to 6 feet long. Of course, it takes years for an iguana to grow to this size, so a cage for a 6 foot iguana isn't really necessary right off the bat. However, the iguana cage that you provide should be large enough to let your iguana stretch out and roam, and shouldn't cramp the animal in any way.

The Zoo Med NT-3 Naturalistic Terrarium 18in x 18in x 18in is a great choice for smaller iguanas. Because it's completely enclosed, it's safer for the littlest iguanas - less chance of escaping or getting injured on cage bars. The terrarium measure 18" x 18" x 18", and features front and top ventilation for natural airflow.

Wire Mesh Iguana Cages for Sale

Help your iguana enjoy the sun's rays

Iguana Cages for SaleLighting - iguanas need a source of UVA and UVB light for production of vitamin D3, which helps with calcium absorption. Without it, they're at risk of skeletal problems like metabolic bone disease - a common cause of death in captive iguanas.

Of course, the best source for UV rays is the sun - but glass and plastic terrariums often filter the UV light, and in direct sunlight they can become much too hot for your little iggy. A well ventilated, wire cage is a great way to allow your iguana to bask in the sun's natural rays. Just make sure there's a place for your pet to get shade, too. Remember that iguanas are cold-blooded animals, so need warm and cool areas of their cage to move to in order to maintain the correct body temperature.

Apart from the sun, your iguana cage should also include an artificial source of UVA and UVB light, to make up for days when there's not enough sunlight.

The Jumbo (XXL) Screen Reptile Habitat Cage is an excellent choice; made of strong but durable aluminum framing and screen, it has a PVC floor that comes out for easy cleaning. It's big, too - 24" x 24" x 48". That 4 feet of height is great for iguanas, they love being able to climb up high.

Keep Your Iguana Cage Clean!

If you're looking for iguana cages for sale, you want to make sure you get one that opens for easy cleaning. Here are some tips on cleaning your iguana's habitat.
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Tranportable Iguana Cages for Sale

Easily move your iguana in and out of the house

Iguana Cages for SaleOf course, there are climates that become too cold for an iguana to stay outdoors all the time. In that case, you'll appreciate this cage, made with sturdy casters to allow for easy movement. The Zoo Med IA-30 IguanArium is a great choice in that case. Besides having wheels, it's also a large 36" x 18" x 48" and has rubber-coated bars, to prevent injury to your pet.

More About Iguanas as Pets

If you're looking for more information beyond just cages for your pet iguana, see some of the articles below.
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    Jackie Smith Jan 25, 2012 @ 1:03 pm | delete
    I have a 40 gal screen top habitat right now. My iquana is still a baby. He is happy in it now because there is plenty of room for him to climb around. He is growing fast so I have to think about his future.

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