School year project

[Kelly_Aquatics]

seems like a easier iguana

 

[Kelly_Aquatics]

check this out https://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/...ub-tail-iguana-enclosure.405639/#post-5013812

 

[Hendre]

The footprint of that glass case does not look at all ideal for reptiles. I would skip it imo

 

[Deadeye]

I would do a giant day gecko, you could probably get away with multiple with that much space. They are beautiful and really just diurnal cresteds. Super skittish though.

 

[Kelly_Aquatics]

here is a pic of somthing similare to what im picturing just no shelves tell me if im wrong Kolton13

 

[Kolton13]

I would take out everything there would be no floors

 

[Deadeye]

That could work, you may want to consider animals that don’t need special lighting, it may make it easier.

 

[Kolton13]

well what I wanna do is cut holes in the top for lights

 

[Deadeye]

That could work

 

[MatteoTheEnder22]

Still are you sure your able too handle the investment of a monitor lizard honestly if you want a big lizard get a tegu they have a calmer disposition compared too a monitor and honestly that habitat is not big enough for a monitor/tegu and may I remind you just got your first reptile which is a crestie which are the polar opposite of monitors/big lizards(caiman lizards, tegus, iguanas, water dragons) if anything get a pink tongued skink which will be perfect for that habitat
unlike their heavy weight cousins the pink tongued skink is an arboreal species of skink and they have have almost exactly the same care as a blue tongued skink.