Best Option for a 10 gallon tank?

Status
Not open for further replies.

cr1chard

Member
Well, I've moved my beardie into its permanent 4x2x2 mansion, and my leopard gecko into its 20 gallon long home. I can't just let my 10 gallon tank go to waste! I was considering a crested gecko (I have a friend that breeds them and is offering a freebie), but I read conflicting opinions regarding if a 10 gallon is large enough. What are some of my best options for reptiles/amphibians that can make their permanent home in a 10 gallon?
 

Gail

BD.org Addict
A 10 gallon is way too small for a cresty. They need a larger arboreal cage with plenty of room for plants. Something small like a blue tail skink or Egyptian sand lizard would work well or even a small terrestrial type frog, maybe a pacific tree frog.
 

Draxx

Member
You could set up a little tank for either a Fire Belly frog or newt. What I did with a spare tank I had was set up a little tank for a red claw crab. It was a fun project including a carved background and little water filter/waterfall.
16043d1336852330-red-claw-mangrove-tank-100_0135.jpg
 
Status
Not open for further replies.

Members online

No members online now.

Still Needs Help

Latest resources

Latest posts

Latest profile posts

Mirage came out of brumation on April 26. He was doing great. On May 2 he started acting funny. We just redid his tank, and he keeps going into one of his hides. He just lays there. He shows no intrest in food. HELP!
is tape safe for fixing something in my leopard geckos hide?
Day 3 of brumation. It's a struggle. I really miss my little guy. 😔
Mirage entered brumation yesterday, I'm gonna miss hanging out with my little guy.
Getting ready for another day. Feeling sleepy. 😴

Forum statistics

Threads
156,176
Messages
1,258,530
Members
76,121
Latest member
Beardiemomg
Top Bottom