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I am considering getting some esu fresh air habitat screen cages. I am looking at the cages that are 20x18x12 in size. I am going to keep one male crested per cage (for now). Is this big enough.
I was also wondering if anyone knows if these cages are nylon mesh screening or aluminum.
My concerns with them being nylon mesh are that:
a. crickets will chew their way out and create holes.
b. that they may not be able to stick to the sides of the cage.
Thanks for any advice.
>>I am considering getting some esu fresh air habitat screen cages. I am looking at the cages that are 20x18x12 in size. I am going to keep one male crested per cage (for now). Is this big enough.
>>I was also wondering if anyone knows if these cages are nylon mesh screening or aluminum.
>>My concerns with them being nylon mesh are that:
>>a. crickets will chew their way out and create holes.
>>b. that they may not be able to stick to the sides of the cage.
>>
>>Thanks for any advice.
if they are nylon with my experience crickets dont chew there ways out, but you shouldn't be leaving them in there long enough to accomplish this.
is this size big enough for one adult crested? 20x18x12
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