I have a juvenile leo and she is growing out of her tank. I'm getting her a new one this weekend but I'm not sure what size I should go for. She is about 6 inches now, I only have limited space so I was going to go for a ten gallon but I'm wondering if that will be enough. I've read some info that says a 10 gallon tank is enough but I want to be sure.
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Kristen
1 leopard gecko (Zanzibar)
2 Red Eared Sliders ( Mr. T and Stevie)
1 guinea pig (Alberto)
1 cat (Circe)
1 Entlebucher (Bailey)
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good tank size
greatkelleyp
May 11, 2006 12:55 AM
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GreggMM
May 11, 2006 08:46 AM
A 10 gallon is plenty for a single leo....
