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Exo Terra Mini Tall

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I picked up an Exo Terra Mini Tall terrarium at the Hamburg PA show for 40 bucks (couldn't pass up what I thought was a pretty good deal), but when I got home I had no idea what I'd set it up for!

I've owned leopard geckos and bearded dragons, but they're all long tank animals instead of tall tank animals.

I'm not allowed to keep snakes or invertebrates, so it's gotta be some sort of reptile, and hopefully not just a planted tank. (if it is though, that's cool too)

Thanks in advance!
 
If the mini tall is the 12x12x18, then you could put mourning geckos, many different species of frogs (all the same of course).
 
Yeah, that's the dimensions, and after searching around found there are few species of geckos that don't get very big.

Frogs would be neat too!
 
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