55g stocking

[Noto]

A pair or trio of one of the smaller Anolis species or Takydromus would work.

 

[Mike D]

agree but dragons do well in glass, i had my beardies with no nose rub at all, and my awd that never rubs her nose and i had her in a 60 gallon, you just have to black the back and the 2 sides and onlyleave the front viewing purpuses.

i was talking about water dragons and nose rubbing. all my beardies were fine in glass cages.

 

[dzb912]

i was talking about water dragons and nose rubbing. all my beardies were fine in glass cages.

i think beardeds do better in glass cages. they like being sociable and get bored easily. when i had my cage sides covered my bearded started chasing its tail and randomly leaping. lol im guessing its cuz he got bored

 

[coura]

A pair or trio of one of the smaller Anolis species or Takydromus would work.

 

[evilxyardxgnome]

When I clear out my 55 gallon I want to make some cool levels in it and keep several Leos in it. Or even a big colony of viper geckos or other smaller land gecko.

 

[TheOneThatGotAway]

I say either collared lizards (i had a cute lil male once), or, if you're willing to risk getting bitten, Cuban knight anoles. I dunno much about them, other than that they're huge (for an anole), cool-looking, and nasty. My dad wants one XD

 

[Noto]

I think either of those lizards would need more room than a 55 offers.

 

[TheOneThatGotAway]

CKA, maybe. A collared lizard? Naw. Mine was fullgrown at about 10 in.

 

[logo]

When I clear out my 55 gallon I want to make some cool levels in it and keep several Leos in it. Or even a big colony of viper geckos or other smaller land gecko.

That would be cool to do I kind of did that in a 20 long with excavator sand it would be awesome in a 55 with vipers

 

[ryanc2106]

how about lacertas?