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Hey,

I have this empty tank that I found and I don't know what to do with it. My parents won't let me get fish :hot: So I was thinking about getting a Leopard Gecko (or some other Gecko) I was wondering if this tank was suitable, here are the measurments:

Width- 10 inches
Length- 1 ft. and 8 in.
Hight- 1 ft. and 10 in.
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Should be a good size set up for a leo, just make sure you get all of the hides, heat requirements (most of the time that can cost as much or more than the leo), read a few leo care sheets and get a couple of books and you should be on your way to a nice new pet.

You can do a search here for tons of leo information and if you need any help, just post away!
 
Man, I only WISH I had the problem of having extra space and not knowing what to do with it, lol!!! Somehow, it always seems to work in the reverse of that around here!

But seriously....there are a LOT of great Leo people on here, they can help you out immensely. Just be sure you learn all you can BEFORE you get a new pet, that is the key to having a healthy, happy new friend! :)
 
sounds good

Thats sounds like a good amount of space but for how many leos?( i use a 6 foot long tank)
 
Hey what are you doing over here??...Don't you trust me?? lol j/k. This forum is definitely a great source of information!

Wendy & Cathy...why do you think he's here?...lol He started this same discussion on a turtle forum website where I was trying to help him out...so he's been at this for a few days now :) He definitely wants to make sure hasa everything right before he gets any new critters :)
 
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