Is there an adverse affect with having a hatchling in a 40 breeder? I have read some people recommend keeping them in a smaller tank first and then when they are larger move them to a large tank. But I have also heard of people using a large tank from the beginning. What do you think? For the most part I intend to use rep-cal salads and T-rex dragon food with only adding crickets every once in a while, as a treat, and for convenience. Thanks for all your advice so far.
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Another question on tank size
Tas
Mar 10, 2004 02:17 PM
Replies (2)
rjharper
Mar 10, 2004 02:32 PM
if the tank is too large for the dragon, he may have difficulty locating food etc... personally i started off with a 20 gal then upgraded to a 75 gal, although i'll admit that's maybe a large jump, and fuego could have used an upgrade slightly sooner than he got one. all good experience for the next generation....
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Ross
1.0 Bearded Dragon (Fuego)
2.1 Roommates (require more cleaning up after than the dragon)
leofreak
Mar 10, 2004 04:17 PM
You can just section off the tank and make it bigger and they grow then finally just use the whole tank.
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My Leo's
1.0.0 Normal
0.1.0 Tremper Albino
My Beardie
0.0.1 Red x Gold
