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What are the dimensions of a 100 gallon?

a bearded dragon.:D

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Originally Posted by Dougie

What are the dimensions of a 100 gallon?

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IF it is a standard aquarium and not some odd shape:
http://www.all-glass.com/products/aq...standard.shtml

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Originally Posted by mr~python

a bearded dragon.:D

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....an adult bearded dragon :D

you know i saw on another forum someone recommended a sand boa or a ball python for a 120 gallon aquarium..... :no::P

RTB is a good idea!! i own a bp and he is in a 60GaL. some say that is too large?

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Originally Posted by white

RTB is a good idea!! i own a bp and he is in a 60GaL. some say that is too large?

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It depends on how big your ball python is and the dimensions of the 60 gal. The most common size for an adult ball python is a 40 gallon breeder.

If you like fish, that is a good size tank for a salt water set up. You could put a lot of live rock and pretty good size fish in it.
- or a big snake. Just an idea:)

an annie is a big no no as they are far to advanced for someone with only bp and other easier species. green or yellow(annie)they are all the same. a male burm may fit into 100 gallon. i have some 10 ft adult male burms and 1 15 ft male burm which would never fit in a 100 gallon. either way its not worth it because burms are unpredictable when it comes to size. go with a female rtb. :)

yea like the others said before stepping up to giants get a red tail boa. Once you've kept him/her for a year or so try getting a blood python they get quite big without being considered a giant snake and are also a little more aggresive than red tails. So then after you've accumulated years of experience with larger and more aggressive snakes you may be ready for a burm. It's hard to fathom just how very strong a large burmese python can be.