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Thanks, and if you could post dimensions it would be best.

Jack

I don't know anything about Rankins and don't want to pretend I do, but I can go ahead and tell you for Bearded Dragons. For a Beardie, I would say a 60 gallon. Somewhere around 4 feet long, 18" wide and like 16" tall I believe. I could be off on those. However, some people will say one adult can be housed in smaller ones, and I agree with some smaller Bearded Dragons, but a 60 gallon gives a nice amount of free space to roam around in.

The only thing I can tell you about Rankins is that you can keep them in a much smaller tank. Wish I could be of more help on that one. Let me know if you have any other questions.

Matt
BeardieKingdom.com

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Not sure about Rankins, but for regular inland bearded dragons, you need at least a 55 gal tank (4'x2'x2'). I expect you can keep two Rankins in that size of a tank or a bit longer (5'x2'x2') comfortably.

I understand that one adult rankins can be kept in a 20L....as they are only about 10-12 inches long.....bigger never hurt anything though.......I have a friend who has hers in a 40 breeder......the rankins loves it.....lots of room for him to roam.....some put inlands in 40 breeders.....but I put mine in 60L and my bigger ones are in larger tanks....48 x 18 x 18.

Ill let everyone know if and when I get something

Jack