My cage for Freddy right now is 30 x 18 x 12 inches (L x W x H) and Freddy is 19 inches long. I may be wrong but I feel that this is very small for a beardie and wish to make a new one. The new one is going to be 36 x 24 x 24 (L x W x H). Is this still small? I may get a 2nd beardy and untill he is settled at my house I will keep him in a seperate tank cause all the ones that I know of are juvies.
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blixs
Feb 26, 2005 09:48 PM
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dsgnGrl
Feb 27, 2005 07:13 AM
It is good to keep your dragons in separate cages for life, they are not social and perfer to be alone. My adult dragon cage is 48x24x24 and I think that is a good size for a single adult.
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Mom to:
1 little boy born 7/19/04
2 male RES, born 1999
1 ribbon snake, age unknown
3 FBT, ages unknown
1 female bearded dragon, born 5/2002
1 male lab mix, born 5/24/03
1 female calico cat, born 6/7/04
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LinsCubb
Feb 27, 2005 05:40 PM
I agree with dsgngrl. I have that exact size cage too (75 gallon), for my one 17in. male, and a 20L for my 12in. female. They are solitary reptiles, only want to be together to do the nasty 
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2 Columbian Red Tails
1 Rose Hair Tarantula
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