8'x3'x2.5' acrylic tank

[wcgunns]

My the back panel of my aquarium cracked. What would be an easy reptile for me and my son to put in the tank? It would have to be able to
Live in this tank for life. Thanks


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[crayfishguy]

uromastyx, but for more answers you should be more specific

 

[Vicious_Fish]

I'm in the same boat. I have a leaky 200 gallon acrylic ray tank that I don't know what to do with. The problem with Acrylic tanks is that they scratch easily and most reptiles have claws and will do a number on the tank glass.

 

[crayfishguy]

Then a uromastyx wouldn't be good, maybe a snake or a gecko


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[PrymeTyme-716]

Ball Python. Theyre great family snakes and they dont get bigger than 6 feet

 

[Johnnylightning]

I would have it repaired.

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[Swarsh]

A big group of sandfish !
Or a few brandies ?


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[Sylvias]

a huge variety of snakes would be good in there... boa's are great family snakes. If you have the knowledge and ability a burmese python would be a nice snake to go in there. or if your more into the longer but not so heavy bodied snakes: bull snake, beauty snake, cribos, corns the list could go on...
Pretty much anything else will scratch up acrylic but...
Could do small torts like russians,
lizards like beardies, blue tongue skinks, uros

 

[wcgunns]

Thanks for the input. We are thinking some species of snake.


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[Wiggles92]

If you have no plans of moving any time soon, then get a Burmese python; they're great snakes with a very calm demeanor (in most cases).