View Full Version : Bearded dragon or Chameleon??
Atlantic
03-23-04, 07:37 PM
I have been thinking about purchasing another lizard. I have an empty 35g 36"l x 12"d x 18" h. My wife and I were in a new local rep shop (really cool by the way)....and anyway... i would really like a bearded, however she really likes the baby Chameleons. I have been doing a little reading, however I do not know if the tank I have will be suitable for either.... any info or suggestions.
They had a beautiful black and white tegu there for 300.00 o my god what an amazing rep.......(some day!!!)
meow_mix450
03-23-04, 07:46 PM
a chameleon wouldnt be to happy in a tank. It would have to be in a screen cage, its a lot of work. i suggest beardied dragon, i think only one beardie would only fit in a 35 gallon, well not even, get something smaller lol?
Meow
Atlantic
03-23-04, 07:49 PM
any other suggestions. i have a plated so i am familar with caring for reps. looking for something for my 35g....space is somewhat limited....
manville
03-23-04, 10:28 PM
i would go for the beardie over the chameleon
That's too small for an adult beardie as well. You could keep a few leos in that tank though. They make wonderful pets and are very interactive :)
chamitch
03-23-04, 11:12 PM
yea or a few anoles. those are cool and they are related to chameleons.
drewlowe
03-24-04, 02:05 PM
That cage is too small for both chams and beardie, I do like linds idea of the leos. They have such great personalities and grow on you in a big way, you could put 3-4 leos in a tank that size (with certain requirements). I also wouldn't give up my beardies cause they are the same way.
Atlantic
03-24-04, 04:01 PM
humm.... i never thought about the geckos. my bro-in-law has a leopard but how about a day gecko in a 35g tank?
meow_mix450
03-24-04, 04:13 PM
ya a day gecko would work
Meow
Ducksarefun
03-25-04, 08:03 AM
yea, i'd suggest a gecko (my personal favs are cresteds and african fat tails). From what I've heard, and I am by no means an expert, is that day geckos are not for novices. They have picky light conditions and cannot be handled. (someone correct me if I'm wrong)
Yup, for sure you can't handle day geckos. They have thin skin that tears very easily. I have a pair of giant madagascar day geckos. They aren't that difficult to care for. I have heard that some other species are difficult though. Just be sure to do your research.
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