JadeWilliamson
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I need something to do with this tank! It is a glass tank manufactured I believe by the brand Zilla. I've been using it as a table for months and it's high time I put something in it. The lid is currently holding the lights on my beardie's tank, but it's mesh, it snaps into place, and it is lockable. I have instruction from my father that I can't put a snake of any sort in it or anything else for that matter. I could get another beardie, but I'd like to expand the reaches of my collection a bit and get something new. All I have are my beardie, a few cresties, and a decent amount of tarantulas. I could house a juvie monitor in it, but I'm not sure I want to take the plunge.
I was thinking about a Uroplatus fimbriatus or henkeli but they're so dang pricey and inevitably wild caught or tiny.
I could turn this into a paludarium (mix of terrestrial and aquatic) but what would be interesting to put in there? I don't particularly want turtles, unless...is it big enough to have multiple species living communally such as frogs, plants, small turtles, etc? I'd be very interested in that. Heck, if someone gives me a good enough idea along those lines, I'd put my beardie in this 40G and use his 75G for that!
I am also both able and willing to turn this on its side to make a tall enclosure using plexiglass. I was looking into day and Tokay geckos but I'm not sure I'm ready for them, especially not the attitude of the latter.
Does anyone have experience keeping Hemiechinus auritus or other hedgehog species in something like this?
Any ideas?
The dimensions are roughly 36" wide, 18" deep, and 16" tall.
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I was thinking about a Uroplatus fimbriatus or henkeli but they're so dang pricey and inevitably wild caught or tiny.
I could turn this into a paludarium (mix of terrestrial and aquatic) but what would be interesting to put in there? I don't particularly want turtles, unless...is it big enough to have multiple species living communally such as frogs, plants, small turtles, etc? I'd be very interested in that. Heck, if someone gives me a good enough idea along those lines, I'd put my beardie in this 40G and use his 75G for that!
I am also both able and willing to turn this on its side to make a tall enclosure using plexiglass. I was looking into day and Tokay geckos but I'm not sure I'm ready for them, especially not the attitude of the latter.
Does anyone have experience keeping Hemiechinus auritus or other hedgehog species in something like this?
Any ideas?
The dimensions are roughly 36" wide, 18" deep, and 16" tall.
View attachment 104940
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