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ok so basically I received a free used, but still usable 10-20 gallon tank with a piece of driftwood, heat rock, wood hide, and water dish. any suggestions on a reptile to get for this enclosure?
get rid of the heat rock..they are dangerous and have been known to kill herps from thermal burns.ok so basically I received a free used, but still usable 10-20 gallon tank with a piece of driftwood, heat rock, wood hide, and water dish. any suggestions on a reptile to get for this enclosure?
Leopard Geckos are the single gayest and most boring gecko/lizard around. I used to breed them, ugh....so damn lame.
Go for a Kenyan Sand Boa male if you want a snake, or a Ornate Horned Frog (C. Ornata)
yeah,yeah get rid of the heat rock.with a few adjustments and considering you have herp experiance get a crocodile skink(my favorite)!
If you are unconventional like me, you can flip the 10 gallon onto its side so it acts like a 10 gallon "high" and you could surely stick a tokay gecko in it then, but I agree that a 20 gallon(on it side) would be much better!A Tokay gecko would not do well in a 10g, but a 20g would house one comfortably for a little while.. just ONE.
I have a CB male Tokay... he's a beautiful, yet very challenging, gecko.