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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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    Re: 3ft Cage

    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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    Re: 3ft Cage

    Quote Originally Posted by Pyrate81 View Post
    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.
    They look great

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