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is this cage big enough for a panther???

geoffreyt Sep 09, 2003 09:28 AM

12.5 in. x 17 in. x
37 in.

Im buying this cage, a year old red phase panther, the light and the dripper for $275.. Its a freind...whos selling it..

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reptayls Sep 09, 2003 04:54 PM

We keep all of our adult male panthers (1 yr is considered adult) in enclosures that are at least 2ft x 2ft x 4ft. A few have even larger enclosures.

Your friend probably got that size for the cham while he was growing... and didn't want to invest in a larger cage.

IF it were me, I would tell the friend that the cham needs a bigger cage. So since you need to get a larger one, he should toss in the cage for nothing - and you need to order a larger one.

Hope this helps,
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