terrarium that need something in it :)

Hey guys I was just looking for some opinions, I have this terrarium that I originally bought for my BP before I switched her over to a more suitable 20 gallon tank. Here is a picture of the enclosure that I have
http://lllreptile.com/load-image/Sto...age/image/1039
(I just took this off of LLL reptiles site, mine doesn't have the water and everything in it :D)
I think it would probably be better suited to a climbing snake or maybe a lizard. I'd like to get another snake though, just wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction for a smallish snake that enjoys being able to climb around and could use that vertical space more :)
Thanks!
Adam.

Well I would say maybe some sort of lizard or frogs. The reason is that most smaller snakes that would thrive in that environment, are not your typical "beginner" snake. With demanding husbandry and attitudes that would make their size seem almost funny, smaller arboreal snakes are for a more experienced person.

CRESTIES for that!! :) I want that one for mine...

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CRESTIES for that!! :) I want that one for mine...

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Cresties? lol sorry I'm gonna sound like a total noob here but what are cresties :confused:? It's a lizard right :oops:? Later! Oh and thanks Pat I'm sure you're right I should try and get some more experience with other herps before I try to take care of a snake like that :)

Crested Geckos :) Awesome little critters.

There is a forum dedicated to Geckos down towards the bottom. You should totally look into it :)

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Cresties? lol sorry I'm gonna sound like a total noob here but what are cresties :confused:? It's a lizard right :oops:?

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Here is one

http://i127.photobucket.com/albums/p...ah041508_1.jpg

This enclosure would be perfect for a crestie (cresties are very easy to keep)

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Here is one

http://i127.photobucket.com/albums/p...ah041508_1.jpg

This enclosure would be perfect for a crestie (cresties are very easy to keep)

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awww, what a cutie :) I'll have to check them out for sure :D I had a leopard gecko for quite a while, are they as easy to keep as them? Thanks guys!

What are the dimensions of your cage? I know a few people who have successfully kept green tree pythons in those cages after doing a little modification to the screen top.

Cresties aren't any more difficult to keep than leopard geckos, but they have different needs.

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What are the dimensions of your cage? I know a few people who have successfully kept green tree pythons in those cages after doing a little modification to the screen top.

Cresties aren't any more difficult to keep than leopard geckos, but they have different needs.

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It's a 12x12x18 cage. I'm not sure if I would go with a green tree python, I don't think the cage would be big enough for it to live comfortably for very long even if I did get it as a baby. But I will definately look into them and see what I can find with a little research.
Thanks I love the suggestions keep em coming guys :)
Adam,

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awww, what a cutie :) I'll have to check them out for sure :D I had a leopard gecko for quite a while, are they as easy to keep as them? Thanks guys!

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Even easier, no additional heat required (they are kept at room temp), they eat CGD (crested gecko diet) which is a powder that you mix with water, etc........probably one of the easiest reptile you can keep in captivity and one of the cutest too ;)

Here is a caresheet http://www.ball-pythons.net/modules....ewarticle&id=6