Zoo Med Reptile Reservoir, 22 oz (2 Pack)

Little small but works good in small cages would buy again as needed

Easy to use and great for when we are gone . Also perfect size for both our bearded dragons .

Our lizard and we LOVE this water reservoir!

Went from giving my snake water every other day to once a week. Great buy that makes reptile care more convenient and manageable

Well, I bought this for my frogs; and really didnt expect the tub to be that big but not as small as it. Only one of my fat frogs would be able to fit in it but first try tonight, and found my gigantic queen Whites in it. She loves it. She normally uses her ledge bath but I guess she scoped this out for herself. This would be good for froglets or darts.

Having 2 Bearded Dragons means 2 terrariums. This was the perfect solution to that. Bearded Dragons normally should get enough water to drink from the right foods. However, they also like to get in the water, and drink it. While maybe not necessary, its nice. They work really well. No leaks, the tops stay on the bottoms well.

I bought this for my hedgehog, and even though her breeder used water bottles, she figured out how to use the reservoir after the first night. The wide, flat base, in addition to the bottle that holds way too much for her to ever drink, make for a water bowl that wont tip over. The most I ever see ending up in the water are food bits, but I clean it and refill the water bottle daily for good measure.

My beardies love it!! Its not big enough to swim in and doesnt take up much floor space in their cage!

Worked very well for a 7-day vacation. Still plenty of water left by the time I got home.

We originally purchased these to ensure that our leopard geckos didnt run out of water while we were out of town. They held at least ten days worth of water and the lizards were fine. But the lizards really seem to like them so Ive kept them in ever since. I sometimes see the geckos just hanging out near the water. The size and depth are just right for them to take a drink. One of them even waves his toes in there when he has stuck shed on them.