🐢 Fluker's Food & Water Reptile Corner Bowl: The Ultimate Habitat Necessity for Reptile Health Review

I ordered this for my new beard. I ordered a medium size which will last a considerable amount of time for its size. It looks very large in the picture because it's only a 10 gallon tank. (My 50 gallons hasn't arrived yet) The material is very dense and feels like stone. I just thought it was plastic, it's not. In my opinion this is much better than I expected. The color is not the same as the picture as others have mentioned, but it has an amazing natural pattern. I would rather have this than

This dish looks great and I thoroughly enjoyed the first week or so. then one day i noticed that it was empty and the litter in the terrarium was wet. I thought maybe a snake got into the bowl and squirted it out so I refilled it. a few hours later it was empty again and the terrarium got wet and needed a change of litter. I pulled out the plate and placed it in the sink of water to check. I'm sure all the water comes out of the bowl. It's a porous material and after a few weeks of soaking in…

I ordered this bowl for my Tomato Frog. I've read reviews that it's under 9 inches, but I really wanted it that way so it wouldn't bother me. Its tank is ten gallons to ten inches, leaving plenty of room. Another thing is that it is very deep. My frog has no problem jumping back and forth, but I wouldn't say this bowl is perfect for frogs like the tomato or the Pacman just because it's so deep. Finally, my biggest problem is that it literally looks NOTHING like the picture. General. I paid…

I have not used a rating system as it is not the color advertised. I would call it false advertising. This is the reddish pink color you will receive, not the gray stone in the picture. Not what I wanted, not what I ordered. If I had wanted a red pink color I would not have ordered it. Besides the color issue, let's take a look at it. It was sticky on arrival, not sure if it was some kind of coating or something. It's porous, so a thorough cleaning can cause problems if not done properly. The…

Ordered 2 pack about a month ago. I used one shortly after and only opened the other today. The first one I opened had weird pieces of white underneath that I had to peel off. I assume it was some kind of epoxy. It still has an odd smell and mold was growing under the bowl (I have no problem with mold in any other pool with litter and other paraphernalia we use) so I cleaned it again at dawn. It still smells funny and still feels soft, like an improperly cured resin. Opened another one as I…

I've had one like this for 4 years and everything is fine. It was great right out of the box. I have a hot shot steam cleaner for deep sanitizing, but I usually just wash in Blue Dawn and rinse well with hot water. This one came with the smell of raw epoxy. I leave it uncovered in the sun for a few days. There was also a slight smell. I turned it upside down and after a few days it was finally rid of the smell and ready to use. I had to grind off a sharp edge on my lip that hurt my fingers. My…

I bought this bowl to complete my pig cage and also to serve as a rough skinning cover. I received the bowl and I love the product. well i liked it. I will still use it but I doubt I will get similar products in the future. Very porous (air bubbles from hardening of the resin) and when first filled (and after some time also after rinsing) the water becomes cloudy and almost white like milk. Seeing this, I washed it several times with cold and hot water. Being a resin, the hot water accidentally

I've been using this bowl for about a month now and will be returning it but I missed the return window On the plate I noticed that there was some kind of sticky residue on the plate. Even after thoroughly washing/cleaning the dishes before use, the stickiness is still there. This sticky coating sticks to the caged paper towel, making it difficult to remove for cleaning. I've also noticed that the water in the bowl seems to disappear or evaporate much faster than other water bowls I've used…

I wanted something to hang in the corner of my reptile cages (2). On a positive note, it's deep enough to accommodate each of my animals (a very young blue-tongued Halmahera skink and an Australian green tree frog), but low enough for them to drink, climb in, or get out when they need to to. . The first thing that struck me when they arrived was how they felt. Soft. I was expecting it to be hard plastic or cast resin or something that looks like stone. I don't know what they are made of but…