FewmetsDragonDesigns
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Hey 
I'm new to the site but not to dragons, having recently downsized and gotten mostly out of the hobby, I currently just have two lovely 4 month old ladies, a leatherback and a normal from the same clutch. Currently they occupy a 55 gallon that's got a rock background and lots of climbing space. Thing is, except when actively chasing their dubias, they never touch the ground, only climb all day. Same when they're out of their cage. For their adult enclosure, could I theoretically build an enclosure that's 8'x4'x2'? As long as there are plenty of levels, the background is all climbable, and I provide uvb spot lamps on every level in addition to the big light on top. As long as the heat stays consistently above 75 everywhere that should give them a good temperature gradient between levels, and a much bigger overall square footage of livable space than even a 125.... could this work? Thanks!
I'm new to the site but not to dragons, having recently downsized and gotten mostly out of the hobby, I currently just have two lovely 4 month old ladies, a leatherback and a normal from the same clutch. Currently they occupy a 55 gallon that's got a rock background and lots of climbing space. Thing is, except when actively chasing their dubias, they never touch the ground, only climb all day. Same when they're out of their cage. For their adult enclosure, could I theoretically build an enclosure that's 8'x4'x2'? As long as there are plenty of levels, the background is all climbable, and I provide uvb spot lamps on every level in addition to the big light on top. As long as the heat stays consistently above 75 everywhere that should give them a good temperature gradient between levels, and a much bigger overall square footage of livable space than even a 125.... could this work? Thanks!
