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Back or belly heat in a rack? And tub size question

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I decided to make a rack for my leos. Now all I need to do is decide what size tubs to buy and if I should use belly or back heat in the tub. I was thinking 12 qt. tubs from sterilite. Not sure if those are big enough for full grown leos. I put my adult female in one with the male(hes a bit smaller) to see if they would breed and she looked ok size wise. Just making sure 12 qt are ok for SINGLE leos. Only time 2 leos would be in 1 tub would be for breeding only.
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Belly heat is what they need. I started off with 12qrts myself, but change everything over to 15qrts. Really not that much bigger to take up too much space, but it's much more roomier for the Leo and furnishings.
 
BalloonzForU said:
Belly heat is what they need. I started off with 12qrts myself, but change everything over to 15qrts. Really not that much bigger to take up too much space, but it's much more roomier for the Leo and furnishings.
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Thanks, I'll try and get over to Wally World later and see what I can find.
 
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