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i just moved an parasite positve female to the following bin: http://www.sterilite.com/Category.html?Section=Storage&ProductCategory=35##

it looks really nice.

would a female dragon be able to stay in something like this her whole life? Is there another tub that is recommended for a single dragon?

Id love to put them side by side and be able to use a single shop light to uvb a group..and rack/shelve them this way.

thanks guys!

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0.1 Crested Geckos
1.1 Bearded Dragon
1.1 Standings Day Gecko
1.1 Red Tailed Ackie
6.6.30 tinctorius

I am sure a juvie would be ok - but does anybody use these for adults? Sorry to be a pest.
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0.1 Crested Geckos
1.1 Bearded Dragon
1.1 Standings Day Gecko
1.1 Red Tailed Ackie
6.6.30 tinctorius

I worked at museum with a herp collection of 200 , plastics were a way of life! Volunteers and glass aquariums just don't mix. I haven't used them for something that require UV though, mostly snakes in snake racks, amphibians, and tubs for turtles. BTW: I can honestly say that Sterilite boxes are crap, if you want something to last and made in the USA, go for Rubbermaid
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the plastic tubs work great for hatchlings and small juvies. Large juvies, subadults, and adults will need to be moved to large cages. Some large juvies do okay in a very large plastic tub, but by the time they are sub adults they need something way bigger.

Sub-adults and adults need a floor area of about 4' x 2'. Height is debated we do our heights at 16" to keep them close to the UVB light.

brandon
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Dragons by Nature