is a 24L by 18 by 18 tank big enough for a collared lizard?
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tank size
jonnyt21
Oct 08, 2005 02:20 AM
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PHEve
Oct 10, 2005 10:24 AM
Hi, I'm not quite sure what size that is... but we usually say atleast a 20 gallon LONG for one collared or a pair, but BIGGER is always so much better.
If you have a young/ smaller collared yours will work, until you get something LONGER.
These lizards are very active and use the space happily by running, jumping, hanging , just little acrobats. It's actually very COOL watching them when they have some space to romp in.
Your measurements sound much shorter, but a bit wider and taller, than a 20 long.
Best wishes, let us know if you get a new buddy!
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PHEve / Eve
