Ventilated clear box for feeder insects, transport and quarantine, 19 cm
A clear plastic box vented on the sides, with a hatched lid: to keep a stock of feeder insects, carry a small reptile to the vet or hold it while you clean the enclosure.
€17.90 VAT included
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Description
A bag of crickets that opens in the kitchen, and you find them behind the furniture for weeks. A gecko going to the vet in a shoebox. An enclosure to disinfect thoroughly while the animal waits somewhere. For those moments you need a box that shuts properly, breathes and lets you see what’s going on.
This one is clear plastic with vents on the sides and a clip-on lid with a small hatch: you can grab a cricket or drop in prey without opening everything. It works as a stock box for a gecko’s or bearded dragon’s insects between purchases, a carrier for a young reptile or amphibian, or a temporary quarantine box.
19 × 12.5 × 7.5 cm, 140 g. It is a transport and storage size, not a habitat: a reptile must not live in it. To actually breed crickets, our guide recommends a 50 to 80 litre tub. During a journey, keep the box out of the sun and away from temperature swings, and tuck it in an insulated bag in winter.
Delivered in 8 to 15 working days, 14 days to return it, free delivery from €49.
Specifications
| Size | 19 × 12.5 × 7.5 cm |
|---|---|
| Weight | 140 g |
| Material | clear plastic |
| Ventilation | side holes |
| Lid | clip-on, with hatch |
| Use | insect stock, transport, short quarantine |
Frequently asked questions
Can crickets escape through the holes?
The vents let air through; very small (micro) crickets can pass holes this size, medium and adult crickets can’t.
Can my gecko live in it?
No, it is a transport or short-quarantine box. A gecko needs a heated, furnished enclosure.
Our guides on the topic
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- Transporting a leopard gecko safely: what a study on caudal autotomy shows
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Seller: LACANGEL GROUP (SAS), Paris, France, VAT FR21995268018. Prices VAT included. Terms of sale