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I was just wondering if this was suffient?
When my new Irian (I decided to get an Irian) comes home I have a 20 gallon long. Will that be ok until he grows a little. He's about 20''.
When he gets bigger I have a 50 gallon slider (custom made) for until he's full grown
For when he's an adult I have a 75 gallon slider.
Are these sizes ok for baby size to adult size? or do any of you recommend something else?
>>I was just wondering if this was suffient?
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>>When my new Irian (I decided to get an Irian) comes home I have a 20 gallon long. Will that be ok until he grows a little. He's about 20''.
He might do alright with that much space but be prepared to move ihm into a smaller inclosure if he shows signs of stress or has feeding problems. Carpet youngsters like small, secure caging. A 5-10 gal would be a good size. Make sure you provide at least one hide and a branch no matter what caging you go with.
>>When he gets bigger I have a 50 gallon slider (custom made) for until he's full grown
>>For when he's an adult I have a 75 gallon slider.
Either would be sufficiant for him as an adult. It just depends on how much room you can afford. The more the better of course
Darci
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