Need suggestions for a 21x20x16 inch ( 'bout 30G) enclosure.

[Kazaam]

I recently seperated one of my inbuild closet-terrariums into two halves, every half is 21x20x16 inch, and I'm wondering, what kind of reptile could live in it.

Don't worry about the requirements, I'll take care of those after I figured out what species is going to live in it.

 

[JZC]

Leopard Geckos? Most other popular pet lizards need bigger. However, you could use that for a baby beardie etc and then get bigger when it is older.

 

[Kazaam]

Leopard Geckos? Most other popular pet lizards need bigger. However, you could use that for a baby beardie etc and then get bigger when it is older.

There's a pair of leopard geckos in the other half already!
I'm aware that most other popular lizards need something bigger than that, which is why I'm asking, I can't think of anything that would like the dimensions that I have, something that isn't as common or popular is welcome as well.

On a side note, I'd like it if it ate vegetables, fruits or invertebrates, I don't really want to put dead mice in my freezer.

 

[JZC]

You could try dart frogs. I have some, the care is somewhat challenging, but once you get the hang of it they are pretty cool

 

[friendttyy]

i say baby beardies(bearded dragons)

 

[Kazaam]

You could try dart frogs. I have some, the care is somewhat challenging, but once you get the hang of it they are pretty cool

I'll keep them in mind!

---------- Post added 05-18-2013 at 04:26 PM ----------

i say baby beardies(bearded dragons)

Bearded dragons require a minimum of 40G.

---------- Post added 05-18-2013 at 04:42 PM ----------

Also, I've been looking into Kenyan sand boas (even though I will have to keep dead vermin in my freezer for them) and would those be a possability for the dimensions that my terrarium can provide?

I'm just asking since I'm getting mixed results.