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house size

I actually have the large one in my apartment right now. :) My roommate has it for her hermit crabs. I'd probably agree with wax32 the big one could be used up to a yearling.
 
I have a couple of these and a hatchling won't be able to break through, but on both of mine the first time I opened the little door on top the plastic pegs (I dont' know what else to call them, they're like a little lip that you snap the lid into) broke. I now tape the lid down, no problem.
 
susang said:
I have a couple of these and a hatchling won't be able to break through, but on both of mine the first time I opened the little door on top the plastic pegs (I dont' know what else to call them, they're like a little lip that you snap the lid into) broke. I now tape the lid down, no problem.
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I don't even open that little door. In fact, I was worried about my corn being able to push it open, so I grabbed some aquarium sealant and that was that. I just use the big door.
 
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