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I know these cages are poor homes for lizards (with the exception of some small geckos), but I have found the really big ones, like the large, 17" Reptile Ranches and the 5-10 gallon size Kriteer Keepers make great homes for things like fire salamanders and dart frogs as long as room temps are right. Anybody else like using them?

I use them mostly as temporary housing, for quarantine tanks, froglet tanks, etc. I used a large one for house geckos, and they do come in handy for crickets. If I found a really large one, I'd probably use it for more animals, too.
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I've got my baby toad in a critter keeper, they're pretty cool. They have all the advantages of plastic tubs but you can actually seen in them. I've seen some that are larger than 10 gallons.
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I use 1 for my baby leopard gecko, 2 either for collecting containers, or containers i put my animals in it when I'm cleaning my tank, and one as an incubator.

1.1.1 Leos
1.0 White's Treefrogs
2.1 Fire Bellied Toads
0.0.2 Red eared sliders
too many fish