🐍 Premium Resin Reptile Rock Hide Cave: Ideal Escape Habitat for Pet Tortoises, Lizards, Frogs, Turtles, and Snakes - 10.23 x 9.05 x 5.11 Inches Review

I really like this skin because it's very durable, the color looks good and it's a decent size. I actually use it on one of my bearded dragons and it works great.

It's hard to find a turtle cave big enough for a reasonable price. This one is great and big enough for my 1 year old pink belly turtle. He likes to have a place to hide and climb.

Our bearded dragon grew too big for its old fur so we bought this one. She loves it! We have it on the hot side of her tank and she loves to sleep under it and sunbathe on it. He looks great around her too!

I needed a place for my tortoise to hide. It was excellent and he entered immediately. Very glad I bought this. Yes it was a bit pricey but I really needed it. If the price was lower I would buy a few more.

It's big enough for my Russian tortoise which is 5.5 inches tall. He goes in and has a place to turn around. I ordered 2, one came broken but they sent me a replacement straight away and I'm fast. The only downside is that it's difficult to climb, so I dug it deeper into the bark substrate.

Again, as I said in my snake pool review. This is not a fake from a factory that makes similar products that will break or fall apart if you are not careful what you are doing. No, it's strong, even stronger than I thought. And the price is definitely cheaper than the big dollar pet stores. If I need anything else I assure you I'll watch Revane first.

The stone has been processed for its intended purpose. I bought this as an extra skin for my adult ball python. The size I bought was 10.23 x 9.05 x 5.11. It was actually a bit bigger than I had imagined. If I were to buy again I would go down a size as my snake seems to prefer something it can fit a little tighter in. But she likes rough surfaces and occasionally hides in rocks.

Very difficult to find a good shelter for my tortoise. But finally I found it. This is a very well built rock fortress. In my picture it is partially hidden in the thermal lighting area of one of my enclosures. My turtle Petey has plenty of room to easily get in and burrow in. I would highly recommend to anyone with a smaller tortoise. In addition, it tolerates thermal lighting well, as well as a slight misting of plants in the aquarium when they are planted with it. (Not visible in the picture

I have been looking for an underwater shelter for my 20 year old adult red-eared slider for a long time. It was about the only one I could find that was big enough to fit him (FYI he weighs about 3 pounds and his carapace is about 7 inches from head to tail). Overall it's pretty cool - ok if he wants to get away from his heat lamp but also likes to lie on it - 1 star because the paint inside starts to blister and peel off when brushing. Not that big of a deal (and I'm grateful it doesn't flake…