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I have an extra 10 gallon tank and want to get something new. Anyone have any suggestions? If you could get one thing what would it be?
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Nothing over $300 and nothin that requires an expert
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2.2 Leopard Geckos (Butch, Pete, Lucretia, and Suzie)
0.0.1 Baby Het Tremper Albino ready to go to a good home
1.1 Cresteds (Meiko and Layla)
1.0 Bearded Dragon (Hercules a.k.a Herc)
Drop Me an Email
kdk83@comcast.net
Or Instant Message Me on AIM: k1d8k
how about a gargoyle gecko. I just may have one to sell. they are just just like cresteds.
try a dune gecko or two. my sister has them and she LOVES them!
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~morganna~
Desert or tropical? Rare or common? I have a banded gecko (coleonyx variegatus) which is pretty cool and loves my 10. Leopard geckos and such would also benefit from a tank like this. Arboreal species require a taller tank so I wouldnt put a crested or a gargoyle in there. My suggestion is stick to the smaller desert dwelling species. There is quite a few really cool ones. My favorite are Ptenopus Kochi (impossible to obtain), Teratoscincus scincus (wonder gecko, or fish scale gecko, about 30$), the banded gecko I have now, leopards (although very common they make great pets), and several other species of tiny sand geckos that I cant remember off the top of my head. Let me know if you got questions or want to hear more.
Dude, get a small desert species like Stenodactylus (small but one of my fav.), viper geckos, Frog eyed geckos, Webfoot geckos (Palmatogecko Rangeii), etc. I dont think you can fit anything arboreal in a 10 gallon (unless really small).
M.N
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what kind of gecko is that in the picture? its awsome. If u can let me no at chinezb0i@hotmail.com
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