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    If your keeping just one tree monitor the 6x6x2 will be more then optimal just with the lack or depth or height(which ever the 2 foot dimension is) is where its going to hinder some things. I would recommend focusing on making as many raised spots as possible in the form of driftwood or ledges. Your main focus with tree monitors is remembering you are dealing with an almost all the time canopy animal. Now if you are looking to get a pair I would definitely recommend more then the 2 foot dimension. I would go with something in the dimensions of 6x4x4 feet for bare minimum space for a pair. I know its sounds crazy for such a small monitor to have these larger dimensions, but they will utilize every inch of the cage, and making an almost jungle gym type setup of branches and vines will definitely keep the focus of the ground.
    Mini monitors, other select herps, and aquatics.

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