Gecko Coconut Husk Hut, Bird Hut Nesting House Hideouts with Ladder, Coco Texture Provide Food, Durable Cave Habitat with Hanging Loop for Leopard Gecko, Reptiles, Amphibians and Small Animals

• NATURAL COCONUT HUT: The gecko coconut bird hut is made of a raw coconut husk hide with ladder, safe for pets. The wooden rope ladder and Coco texture encourage the muscular exercise of your pet. It will keep him/her healthy and active.
• LET THE BIRDS RETURN TO NATURE: Unlike any other metal alternatives, this Gecko coco den is never rust. Its unprocessed composition makes it highly attractive to your pets. It is crested gecko’s favorite hideaway and let your pet return to nature and enjoy a new life.
• WOODEN ROPE LADDER DESIGN: Hanging coconut bird hut, and the wooden rope ladder like a tree branch.Your pets will learn to control the sway and enjoy swinging and running on the adventure bridge. It will keep them healthy and active. It will keep him/her healthy and active. Both crested and leopard geckos love crawling up and down the ladder. Watch them waiting on the ladder and grabbing their treats from the hole inside.
• PERFECT SIZE FOR SMALL PETS: Diameter about 5.1 inches,opening diameter about 2.4 inches. This coconut shell lizard house is perfect for arboreal reptiles and amphibians. Suitable for lizards, geckos, bearded dragons, chameleons, tree frogs, turtles, tortoises, snakes. The coconut house also has enough room to accommodate avian species like finch, canary, songbird, hummingbird. Flying squirrel, ferret, rat, mice, and hamster will love it.
• A BEAUTIFUL YARD DECOR: The crested gecko coco hut will add an exotic vibe to your pet’s cage. As it is a raw product, it will also blend nicely into your home. Hanging coconut shell is also a very beautiful yard accent for your garden or on your porch to attract pretty birds.

Our raw coconut husk hut with ladder promotes muscle workout. It will encourage your common house gecko to climb and enjoy a little rugged physical play. By keeping treats inside it, makes your lizards active by providing physical exercise to them.