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I was wondering if there is a site that would be able to tell me if there is any other reptile or amphibians that can be housed in a natural habitat with a gtp? the enclosure is 6 ft tall x 4 feet long x 4ft deep it has a waterfall live plants and a 70 gal pool that the waterfall runs down into that has its own filtering system and live fish it has a misting system too along with haet and uvb for the plants. If anyone knows if its possible to house other animals that would be great if not thats fine just thought i would ask first. Thank you

>>I was wondering if there is a site that would be able to tell me if there is any other reptile or amphibians that can be housed in a natural habitat with a gtp? the enclosure is 6 ft tall x 4 feet long x 4ft deep it has a waterfall live plants and a 70 gal pool that the waterfall runs down into that has its own filtering system and live fish it has a misting system too along with haet and uvb for the plants. If anyone knows if its possible to house other animals that would be great if not thats fine just thought i would ask first. Thank you

// That sounds like an amazing cage for an Asian Vine snake (Ahaetulla prasina. Their set ups are encouraged to have running water and lots of room, and they feed on fish and small reptiles. Although venomous, they are rear-fanged and have very mild venom that poses no real threat to humans.
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Adam

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I wouldn't consider co-habitating two snake species though. I don't even like co-habitating same species. Unfortunately, I'd think that any amphibian or lizard would be on a chondros snack list if it got hungry. I don't think I would risk it. Sounds like an awesome setup though. I'm going to start slowly experimenting with natural setups in my cages. I have to see how well the cages hold up to moist soil.
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