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Time to move up cage size?

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colinseifert

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Hello all,

I wanted some advice regarding caging size for my caramel jag coastal girl. She is a 2014 and when I got her a little over a month ago was small for her age, but she has really blown up. She is currently in this 15.5 qt tub, but when she stretches out in there, she takes up the whole thing it seems. I just wanted some advice as to whether you guys think she should be moved up to a larger enclosure. Considering my other 2014 male is getting pretty big to, he might be moved up as well. I also have a feeding question regarding one of my smaller males, but will address in another post. Thanks in advance for any advice.(p.s sorry the pics aren't the best quality)
 

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I'm not familiar with this species in particular but in general I like to give mine enough space so they can stretch out full length along the diagonal.
 
Yea, I am thinking she would appreciate being able to stretch out fully at times. Thanks for the input, I'm hoping some people with carpet knowledge in particular will chime in.
 
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