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Glass Terrarium size...
- Thread starter BonsaiGuy
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Hi, yes that would be ok for a adult beardie. 36 being the length or width.
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That sounds like plenty of room if, as said above, the 36" is length or width and not height. 
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that should be enough room. thats about the size of a 40 gal breeder. thats about the bare minimum.
Luvthemanimal
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Vivs I'm building r 42Lx20Wx20H.
Definitely wouldn't go any smaller than your sizing though. As others said don't clutter it with useless junk and you will be fine
Definitely wouldn't go any smaller than your sizing though. As others said don't clutter it with useless junk and you will be fine
I've got one of those big 4x2x2 setups that I built following a tutorial online, but after doing some reading I feel like I've set it up wrong. Granted, my Beardie has been in this setup for a few years now with no problems, but I just feel a glass enclosure would allow me to give him back his much loved hammock, lol
Ah yes, the beloved hammock! its so strange that they are so in love with those things! I want to write to Zoomed and ask them to make an extra large, my girl literally hangs off hers. I don't have the heart to tell her that she's a few more grams away from actually ripping it!
Exactly! My Beardie used to LOVE his, until I switched to this melamine setup and can't seem to get anything to stick to the walls. That's another reason why I want to switch setups. I've got a glass aquarium in the room already, and it'd match a little better.
This is the tank I was thinking:
http://www.petsmart.com/product/index.jsp?productId=4070851&f=PAD/psNotAvailInUS/No#RatingsDetail
I love the hinge doors. I still feel guilty about downgrading his setup size though...
This is the tank I was thinking:
http://www.petsmart.com/product/index.jsp?productId=4070851&f=PAD/psNotAvailInUS/No#RatingsDetail
I love the hinge doors. I still feel guilty about downgrading his setup size though...
I have two of those, absolutely love them! It's so much better to be able to reach into the front of the tank to get your beardie as opposed to reaching down from the top. When we bought ours we priced around and found Petsmart has the best deals on them in store.
Dexter is 17 inches and Luci is 10 1/2. I think its a good size. They like the vertical space as much as the horizontal. When Dexter was smaller we had a repti vine running through the tank and she would always try to get up as high as she could. Luci on the other hand runs laps around her tank for HOURS. They both like being able to look out the sides of the glass and watch what we are doing. The one thing they both do that bothers me is they climb on the bottom of the door. There's an air vent and if they catch it just right they can crawl across it. It sounds horribly painful when they do it, I'm always afraid they are going to rip a nail out.
He's got a lot going on in there! Not sure if this picture will post right but here's Dexter's. She used to have sand in her tank but over the weekend we switched it out to carpet. It was too hard to feed her on the sand, she seems a lot more active with it gone.
Dexter's not running around hers like she used to but she likes to climb on the log and under the log and of course jumping on the hammock! It doesn't seem too small for her at all. Plus when I'm home she doesn't spend a lot of time in her tank
