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I have 2 empty cages 1 8x4x4 cage and a L3xW2xH6 cage. that i would like to fill with something new this year I have experience with large lizards and snakes. I was think some type of monitor and possibly a Ig? Or maybe a bird in the Vertical cage:)
So if anybody has any cool suggestions let me know!
 
I think a tree monitor would be cool in a decently sized cage. They are beautiful lizards.
 
I love desert Iguanas they live in AZ not a lot of people breed/sell them but i personally love them!! If you want to go arboreal I would suggest getting a sailfin dragon, they are very kool and awesome looking. You cant go wrong with a tree monitor, they dont get massive and depends on they $$$ you have but there are a few different kind. Also dont leave a nice Aussi frilled dragon out of the pic. Have fun! Would love to get a pet lizard bad but just lack the space..QQ
 
There's also something to be said for having a bunch of small stuff in a tank meant for a single big thing. I love the activity of multiple species enclosures, and with an enclosure that big, negative interactions among species will be at a minimum. Perhaps a day gecko bonanza? Or anoles? Or a mixture of nocturnal and diurnal critters? I think that would be highly entertaining to watch, and you could put a bunch of potted plants in there and a false bottom to give it a real rainforest feel.
 
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