Dwaggie
Bearded Dragon Egg
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heya you all!
i have a question.
i came accross a really cheap, really big terrarium (wood)
it's 120cm x 60 x 60
so, about 112 gallons.
i have two (actually, three, but one has escaped a few weeks ago, and i haven't found her yet
( ) female leopard geckos.
they've been kept together since hatching (they're about a year old this month) and get along well so far.
i would love to build them a pretty new background, add some climbing rocks and general stuff.
but i'm worried the space might be too big for them.
i'd say the bigger the better, but i've heard arguments that they might get stressed in too much space.
is that a thing i need to watch?
they're currently in a 100x40x60 enclosure, (about 63 gallons)
i'd love to hear some experiences with space
(and maybe some tricks to find a lost gecko... i've cleaned everything and keep looking into corners and behind/under furniture. i can't find her anywhere...)
i have a question.
i came accross a really cheap, really big terrarium (wood)
it's 120cm x 60 x 60
so, about 112 gallons.
i have two (actually, three, but one has escaped a few weeks ago, and i haven't found her yet
they've been kept together since hatching (they're about a year old this month) and get along well so far.
i would love to build them a pretty new background, add some climbing rocks and general stuff.
but i'm worried the space might be too big for them.
i'd say the bigger the better, but i've heard arguments that they might get stressed in too much space.
is that a thing i need to watch?
they're currently in a 100x40x60 enclosure, (about 63 gallons)
i'd love to hear some experiences with space
(and maybe some tricks to find a lost gecko... i've cleaned everything and keep looking into corners and behind/under furniture. i can't find her anywhere...)