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can i keep an adult in one of these? If not do you know where i can get a cage...im not real good at building things so thats why im looking into getting the Iguana Kingdom or another cage like it

If you are referring to the one that is /- $200 and 30-something x 30-something x 50-something, it's too small, WAY too small for an adult.

For one adult, to be really as happy as a clam, or two adult at maximum, you should have something like this:

The cage is 72"T x 96"L x 48"D, but you can get by with a length of 72"-84" (for one animal). There is even a bigger one available.

The cage pictured is by CagesbyDesign. They are very pricey, but one can build something like that for a fraction of the cost. If you have the dough, you may consider buying that one, it's up to you.

Basic requirements for an adult are 72X72x48, you may add a foot as you please.

-IJ

these cages are more like a prison than a habitat for an adult
iguana. I feel they are OK for babies as long as heating and
humidity are taken into consideration for an open habitat.

Your best bet is to find a handyman that can build a nice
big enclosure. It really isn't very expensive and if my
memory serves me right these so called iguana kingdoms are
well over $200. Here is a pic of my males enclosure. This
has housed him nicely up until about 6months ago when I gave
him 1/2 of a bedroom to roam daily. This only cost about $250
to make. It is 5'X 2.5' X 6'

Hope this help
Linda