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Join Date: Nov 2007
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My Desert Tank
Well, I have my desert tank fairly dialed in now, so here's a few pics.
The tank is 5 1/2 feet long, 2 feet tall, and 2 feet deep. It contains 2 chuckwallas, 2 desert iguanas, a whiptail, and a zebra-tail. Lounging around. ![]() Chow time. ![]() Desert Ig's posing. ![]() Chuckwalla posing. . |
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Join Date: Mar 2008
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Re: My Desert Tank
wow very neat!!! i didn't know you could get so many diff. lizards to get along...
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S h a n l e y ![]() 3.2.26 eastern garters 1 midland painted turtle 1 bernese mountain dog, and a half siamese cat. 34 pets is WAY to many
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Re: My Desert Tank
The species in the tank are all very communal- they get along fine. The larger 4 are primarily vegetarian, so they sont eat the little guys.
I've had them all living together for a few years now, but just recently upgraded them into this tank. I use fine desert sand that sifts very nicely. The only hard part is that the chuckwallas snort salty excresions all over the glass, so I have to clean it every week or 2, and it likes to smear instead of wiping right off. I would like a good background- I have one that I used to have on there somewhere, but its only 18" tall, and the tank is 24" tall. But its better than nothing, and it is a desert theme. I'll have to look for it and try it out again to see if I like it. Maybe a fake bush or catus, or a branch inside too. The bricks work well- they dont move, and they provide a good surface for the heat to build up on for better basking. The big blocks even give extra little sitting spots. |
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Re: My Desert Tank
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Join Date: Mar 2008
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Re: My Desert Tank
Ditto... i sometimes just cover them w/ follisge, but have never used a background
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S h a n l e y ![]() 3.2.26 eastern garters 1 midland painted turtle 1 bernese mountain dog, and a half siamese cat. 34 pets is WAY to many
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