What would you do with this?

Also, you can put 3 or 4 of them in that 12X12. I currently have a 12X12, and 18X18 and plan on grabbing a 36X24X24 at the next show. I love mine, the are the greatest invention in the herp hobby ever!

I currently have a Golden Gecko in the 12X12 and a pair of Cresteds in the 18X18.
 
LifelessForm said:
I'll second the Viper Geckos. Mine are awesome, the only problem is they hide constantly. Once the lights go out, I do sit and watch them with a red light on and they are quite active and comical at night.

I have 4 hatchlings now, 2 more per week for the next 2 or 3 weeks should come, then a week off and 2 more each week for the next 5 to 7 weeks. I stopped their egg laying at 13 pairs, hopefully that will be all this year.
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You should post a photo of the babies next to something for a size reference. It's amazing how tiny they are!
 
Thanks folks! We're not going to be in a hurry to set it up since we have a bunch of work ahead combining fish and consolidating into larger tanks, but I'd hate to get rid of something suitable for critters that interest us. Speaking of which... I do have an empty 20 long herp tank. Hmmmm.... ;)
 
Hooked Newbie said:
Thanks folks! We're not going to be in a hurry to set it up since we have a bunch of work ahead combining fish and consolidating into larger tanks, but I'd hate to get rid of something suitable for critters that interest us. Speaking of which... I do have an empty 20 long herp tank. Hmmmm.... ;)
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Well let us know when you're ready. And I've got some ideas for the 20 long. :D
 
And I have baby Vipers if you're interested.
 
Tiny little boogers....haha

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I'm not sure if the vipers would make use out of the height of the ExoTerra and I think that it would be really hard to make a hot and cold side with a small floor area that they have. I have mine in a tank that is 20"x10"x5", it is the same foot print as a 10 gallon but shorter.

I think that a terrarium with dart frogs would be better.
 
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