136 gallon viv

[applesaging]

currently building a new viv, it's 136 gallons. Is it too big for my 2 month old beardie?

 

[Rud3Bwoy]

def is to big for him

 

[Shenron11]

I housed mine at about the age of 1-2 months in a 120 gallon tank I made and had no problems. But then again I could have just been lucky. I think as long as he has enough places to hide/ good setup he will be good!

 

[Rud3Bwoy]

personally i have my baby right now in a 10 gallon which is perfect for him tho i ordered a custom viv,and not putting him in it until he is a bit bigger

but everyone has there own personal preferences

 

[SoleSky]

You could always partition part of it off to make him feel safer.

 

[applesaging]

he's currently in a 29 gallon tank, he's about 9 inches long is that good enough for now? when do you think i should transfer him :roll:

 

[Rud3Bwoy]

like the above poster said u could split it,or just split it for feeding time only

 

[SoleSky]

Yeah 29 should be fine for now

 

[diamc]

Moved here from General Discussion forum.

 

[Claudiusx]

Honestly, I have never had a dragon afraid at how big his tank was. I don't know how the idea of big tanks are scary for babies got started, but IME its not true.

If you are going to be feeding insects in the tank, then it would be better to part some of it off, but if not there is no reason why your dragon can't be in a 3000 gallon tank assuming you can keep the temps right and provide uvb through the tank.

-Brandon

 

[hicksorganics]

that sounds like a hell of a setup, I'm almost jealous! Hey what are the dimensions of that?