Suggestions for Exo-tera Maya Rainforest habitat
Ok, I bought one of these thinking I would set up a dart frog terrarium but now I am thinking I might want to do something different? Any suggestions? The habitat measures 18"x18"x24".
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Are you doing it planted?
Are you looking for other potential frog species?
Snakes?
Geckos?
The possibilities are endless!
How about a really nice planted enclosure with one of the small leaftail species? :D (I only suggest it as I'm on a huge leaftail kick these days.)
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I was thinking about doing it planted. I don't think there are many snakes that I could keep in there because of the dimensions. I am not familiar with the leaftails so I will have to look them up.
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small day geckoes?
there use to be a book about natural terriums it was part of the advanced vivarium system books. had a lot of different species in there....
Re: Suggestions for Exo-tera Maya Rainforest habitat
geckos geckos geckos.
But I'm a bit biased.
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Some type of day gecko is actually a really cool idea if you want a really nice display tank with an animal that is going to be out and active during daylight hours.
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Would the dimensions work for something like a crested gecko?
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Definitely! A crested gecko would be more than comfortable in an enclosure that size...
You could also do a gargoyle gecko as well (cousin of the crested gecko that gets bigger).
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Would it be better to just have one or could I do more than one? Also, if I went the crested route should I go and ahead and plant the way I would have for the dart frogs?
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Mettle
Definitely! A crested gecko would be more than comfortable in an enclosure that size...
You could also do a gargoyle gecko as well (cousin of the crested gecko that gets bigger).