8-Foot Reptile Vines, Flexible Jungle Climber Long Vines Habitat Decor for Climbing, Chameleon, Lizards, Gecko (Thin Vines)

Perfect. It's truly 8ft and comes with very strong little suctuon cups. The vine was not cracked, and after moving it around a fair bit it ckntinued to maintain its integrity. Very happy about the little rubber caps at either end. The thin vines are sturdy and great for smaller varieties (king snakes, corn snakes, maybe juvinile ball pythons), but I could see them struggling to support a heavier snake. I can't speak for the thicker vines. Overall, great purchase and my snake loves them. Wash before use just to get rid of any debris/lingering particles from manufacturing :)

Very soft, durable, bendable, stays in place great w/ suction cups if in glass tank, but if in screened enclosure like my Panther Chameleons - I suggest using non coated dental floss or similar strong material to secure areas of vines to screen. This stabilizes the vines, as these vines are a bit flimsy, but with that said, they never break! Very soft on chameleons feet which is very important. There are other vines out there similar to the specs on this one that’s half the price- which you will end up purchasing again either right away or w/in few months, but I’ve had these vines for over 17 months without one single problem. Has stood up to plenty of moisture, different weather conditions, repositioning, charging/climbing full grown chubby male Panther Chameleon & still looks brand new and going strong, so they’re well worth the extra little bit! I just ordered a couple more since even though there are plenty of branches as well in their cages, the Chams prefer the vines. It’s a win win & a must buy. I can already tell these vines will last for many years to come.

I bought this rope for my snakes cage to encourage more climbing and exploring of his tank. He uses this rope a lot and I appreciate that this is a wider product to accommodate larger animals. It’s also really long so you can rearrange it around the space easily and there are a lot of different ways you can use it. I have found that the suction cups come off the glass pretty easily, so I am frequently reapplying them to the tank glass, especially when my snake hangs out on them. But my snake definitely enjoys this product!

The vine is pretty sturdy and very long. It arrived with a tear in the material but otherwise still functioned well. The suction cups stuck with no problem. My ball python immediately came out of his hide to climb on them (didn’t even wait for me to fully finish putting things up before he came to check things out). So far we love them and it gave our boy something to do instead of hide all day where we couldn’t see or enjoy him. Now he lays on his branches and every few hours we find him laying in a different spot. They hold his weight well right now but I don’t think they’ll last too long as he grows. Perhaps I missed it in the description, but it would be helpful if the weight it can hold was noted.

I bought these for my ball python and they hike they’re decent enough in quality, the suction cups don’t stick and the material of the vines doesn’t bend well. It’s a Meh

I got the thick vines and it was exactly as pictured. It’s basically tubing coated with something to give it a more realistic look and a wire inside so it keeps its shape. Works well for my WTF and holds her. Comes with plenty of suction cups to mount it how you want in your tank

The suction cups work great, but my ball python is somewhat heavy and I didn’t want to rely on them and have her fall, so I also used ties at the top to secure parts of the rope to the screen top. She is absolutely loving it. It’s like a mini jungle gym. I think I’m going to get another one!

i have a roughly 10 to 15 pound ball python and these vines are not even close to holding him up i even twisted them to get extra support.1 they immediately ripped the outer casing and are still not strong enough to hold him. good for small snakes and lizards