Snake Climbing Toys, Hermit Crab Rope Ladder, Hermit Crab Supplies, Reptile Vines Toys, Reptile Tank Terrarium Accessories, Habitat Decor for Hermit Crab Lizards Geckos
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(as of Apr 03, 2025 15:53:33 UTC – Details)
Product Description
Size
L: 24.4 inches/62 CM
Product Dimensions : 0.4 x 0.4 x 0.4 inches; 6.4 ounces
Item model number : SYCSMADQ065
Date First Available : March 29, 2024
Manufacturer : Neeenn
ASIN : B0CZDP4YKP
Country of Origin : China
Snake Climbing Toys: This snake rope ladder offers a dynamic climbing experience for hermit crabs, lizards, geckos, and snakes. With a length of 24.4 inches, it provides ample room for exploration and exercise.
Natural Hemp Construction: Crafted from durable hemp rope, this climbing toy ensures both safety and entertainment for your reptiles. Its sturdy material supports their weight, providing a secure and engaging environment.
Effortless Installation: The package includes two robust suction cups for easy setup. Simply attach the hemp rope suspension bridge to the glass surface using the suction cups. Installation and removal are a breeze, providing convenience for pet owners.
Versatile Habitat Addition: This rope ladder is an ideal addition to reptile tanks and terrariums. It creates an authentic, natural environment that encourages physical activity and mental stimulation for your pets.
Suitable for Various Species: Designed for hermit crabs, lizards, geckos, and snakes, this climbing toy caters to a range of reptiles. Watch as they explore, climb, and interact with this engaging habitat decor, promoting their overall well-being.
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April –
Might be ok for one of my smaller snakes
This isn’t quite as…robust as I’d hoped it would be. Had it in mind for one of my fully grown ball pythons, but now that I’m looking at it I’m just not sure it’s up to the task. It might work for my corn snake, or possibly my baby ball python. I’m a little worried they might manage to get their head stuck in the loops at the ends, so I’ll need to do something to secure those. Also a little worried that if the hooks come loose the adhesive might stick to the snake, so I’ll have to figure out something for that too. It’s workable I think, but it’s turning into a bit more effort than I was planning on putting into it.
Christopher Wells –
A tad pricey
It’s literally just a flat rope with 2 command hooks. The ends of the rope aren’t adjustable to tighten them to the hooks so, often, when our snake gets on it it ends up coming off. She seems to enjoy it but for the cost just buy the command hooks and tie your own rope to it. The rope is a decent quality though and seems durable enough.