collared lizards in a 20 Gal.?
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If its only a baby it will be well for a wille, for a big one its defenetly to small. A good size would be 1meter long by 50cm wide and 60cm high, since this are active and largist lizards, this size would be great for a male and a cople of females
ok thankscoura;2421033; said:If its only a baby it will be well for a wille, for a big one its defenetly to small. A good size would be 1meter long by 50cm wide and 60cm high, since this are active and largist lizards, this size would be great for a male and a cople of females
but what would be the minimum for only one?
and does one sex need bigger then the other?
One, well at least 80cm long by 40cm wideJfitz;2421040; said:ok thanks
but what would be the minimum for only one?
and does one sex need bigger then the other?
And males are bigger than females but its more or less the same regarding the enclosure size
Jfitz;2421040; said:ok thanks
but what would be the minimum for only one?
and does one sex need bigger then the other?
A friend of mine use to keep a pair in a 40 gallon breeder. I'd go with a 75 gallon for a pair. The more space the better. Maybe a 40 breeder for an adult male.
I would say that 20 gallon will last you very little time, they are very hyper active lizard and should be given more room, as Seth stated minimum 75 for a pair.
75 for a pair for sure but the bigger the better and they love to run you could get away with a trio in a 75 with enough hides and branches
Kept one in a 3x3 enclosure. It loved to be taken out and given space to run in my reptile room. Awesome critters.
Look up a caresheet because I don't remember how hot they need it. I would recommend a UVB bulb and I would say a horizonal cage is best with lots of rocks to climb on and sandy soil to dig in.