Several months ago i bought a 65 gallon (36l/18w) to make a fish tank. IT was drilled so i put in bulk heads and when i tested to see if it would leak, it did. One of the holes was slightly larger then the bulkhead or something like that, and it was impossible to remove.
So after months of just having the tank sit i've decided to give reptiles a chance. I've heard that Bearded dragons are one of the best begginer reptiles because their friendly and dont need to many specifics. So basically what i know now is that one side must be the hot side of the tank and the other side needs to be the cooler side. They like crickets and greens occasionaly.
What i was wondering was would this tank be sufficent for one bearded dragon for life? What kind of substrate is easiet to clean up, and which is the best for the dragons health? I've heard that getting a beardie at a petstore is not really a good idea and that buying one from a breeder is proable your best option. Does anyone know where to find a beardie dealer or reptile show that comes around near the massachusett area?
So after months of just having the tank sit i've decided to give reptiles a chance. I've heard that Bearded dragons are one of the best begginer reptiles because their friendly and dont need to many specifics. So basically what i know now is that one side must be the hot side of the tank and the other side needs to be the cooler side. They like crickets and greens occasionaly.
What i was wondering was would this tank be sufficent for one bearded dragon for life? What kind of substrate is easiet to clean up, and which is the best for the dragons health? I've heard that getting a beardie at a petstore is not really a good idea and that buying one from a breeder is proable your best option. Does anyone know where to find a beardie dealer or reptile show that comes around near the massachusett area?
