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bigger the better? anytign under 30 gallon shouldnt be used in my opinion.. i guess u can get away with a 20 but only for 1 gecko.. biggest size u can afford/fit is best size -
i completely agree i think the bigger the better because that way they'll have more space to "romp" ( i like that word lol) around and climb and stuff, but thats just me.Originally posted by gcxbrianVadalism:Beautiful as a rock in a cops faceComment
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im using a 40H for my 1.2 setup~Eric Roberts~
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Yeah and like (v)@tt said, it gives them more room to "romp", giving them room to do the stuff they enjoy like jumping.Listen to them. Children of the night. What music they make. ---Count DraculaComment
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Yeah I use a 40 gal. tall glass tank but the bigger the better.
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I dont like glass cages as they are harder to clean and I just find them a pain. I use rubbermaids as they are cheap and light but today Im hopefully ordering my gargoyles so I want to try getting 2 16x16x29 screen cages for a trio of each species i own.Comment
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yea.. also, the geckos might not be able to see through the glass, causing them to jump into them, and runnign into themComment
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