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Re: Lizard for a 70 gal tank?

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Posted by PHFaust on September 13, 2002 at 16:39:57:

In Reply to: Re: Lizard for a 70 gal tank? posted by Craig Loose on September 12, 2002 at 13:14:22:

Ohhh Forgot about the whole screen flip. When I do that with my spare tanks its usually for temporary snake housing (of course that was before rubbermaid started with sooo make clear big containers.)

Cindy

:Not that involved in simply flipping it over, but without custom work such as cutting the glass of the then top (was a side), and installing screen is a PITA, and kinda needed for a proper basking spot, not to mention if one wanted UV exposure.

:No dispute on the Rubbermaid wishes! My wish would be to see a product such as the pre-fab pull out drawer storage units, with CLEAR plastic that is 3' wide, 18"-24" deep and 18"-24" tall each drawer!

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::But setting it sideways wouldnt be that involved. That was the reason for suggesting it. Personally I prefer the rubbermaid line of caging. ;) MUCH Cheaper and it is not made of glass. NOW If rubber maid made things 7 tall 5 wide 5 deep I would be in heaven. That may go for like 50 buck... :) OK wishful thinking...

::Cindy

:::Unless the cage was laying on it's side (3' is the height correct?) it would not be suitable for a blue-tongued skink. 2'x1.5' of floor space for a terrestrial 20-24" lizard...nope...

:::A tank of those demensions you would want something arboreal that would require the height more than the floor space.

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