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Can A Cage Be to Crowded?

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Hey! Thanks for reading this. My bearded dragon is in a 40 gallon tank right now. Ive accumulated alot of things to put in the cage like branches...things to sit on..rocks ect. (all from petstores) The cage looks like it could be getting to crowded. My bearded dragon doesnt seem to notice but I wondered if this could affect him. Do bearded dragons prefer things to climb on aposed to room to run or vise versa? Also when he is older how big of a tank do you think he will need to have? He is about a foot and four inches right now. He is more long that he is wide. thanks for reading and any advice appreciated !
 
yes, a cage can be too crowded. Granted, bearded dragons do enjoy to climb a lot but they also need a lot of space to move around not to mention his prey can hide from him in all the things you put in there. The 40 gallon should be fine for his whole life. Hope this helps.
 
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