3ft Cage

I just got a 36"x18"x18" exoterra cage in a trade and after a good cleaning I want to put something in it. I don't want to put a snake in it because I want something different. I've been wanting a lizard for a while now so I think it's time to get one. I'm already getting a leopard gecko from a friend with a cage so I don't want to do a leopard gecko. I'm thinking about a bearded dragon but I want some other suggestions on what I could house in a cage this size. I understand I won't be able to get anything too large like a monitor or tegu but I don't want something too small either. Preferably I want something I can handle. Any suggestions?

you could do a beardie or a Uro possibly

Beardie is a good choice, they're really easy and pretty fun too. You could also do a water or mountain Dragon, perhaps. But if you've been considering a beardie, go for it, they're great and have so much personality. Uros are kinda cool, but as I understand, they're much like BPs in their pet rock abilities.

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Chameleons!!!!!


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Affordable qne gorgeous.. not to mention arboreal which is always fun

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I don't know if 18 is tall enough for arboreal chameleons. That size tank would be pretty epic if you did a planted vivarium with a few dart frogs or something. You might even look into a multi species type thing. Maybe a small colony of dendrobates and a day gecko or two.

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I looove multi spec setup

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I don't know if 18 is tall enough for arboreal chameleons. That size tank would be pretty epic if you did a planted vivarium with a few dart frogs or something. You might even look into a multi species type thing. Maybe a small colony of dendrobates and a day gecko or two.

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You could turn the cage on its side... lol

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Would it be too large for a group of crested geckos?

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Would it be too large for a group of crested geckos?

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Absolutely not just read about them cuz I'm pretty sure you can't have two males in the same cage

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Water dragons are fun there arboreal and that cage sounds like it would be ok for a baby. But as an adult it would need a much bigger enclosure. Males normaly get to 3 feet in length and females get to about 2 feet in length

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I don't think you are going to want an animal that needs 60% to 90% humidity in that cage

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I'd go with a couple uromastyx or a group of leopard geckos, though it's a lot of open air for leos. You could try Leachie geckos(Rhacodactylus leachianus), they are like cresteds but bigger. Saw them at a herp expo and fell in love casue they around the size of a beardie with the look of a crestie.

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I'd go with a couple uromastyx or a group of leopard geckos, though it's a lot of open air for leos. You could try Leachie geckos(Rhacodactylus leachianus), they are like cresteds but bigger. Saw them at a herp expo and fell in love casue they around the size of a beardie with the look of a crestie.

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They look great

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