Reptile for 30 gallon

[large_cichlids]

how come tokays dont?

 

[Vicious_Fish]

30 gallons are long, good for ground dwelling critters. Tokays need a tall enclouse.

 

[dougefresh]

30 gallons are long, good for ground dwelling critters. Tokays need a tall enclouse.

Yea I agree, with them being arboreal they could really benefit from a taller terrarium. Also, they aren't the best for beginners.

 

[TheBloodyIrish]

As a general rule of thumb: Cheap pets are usually the hardest to take care of. I don't know about you guys, but they sell Niles, Tokays, Iggys, Burmese, Retics, Rough Greens, Anoles, etc cheaper than most, if not all, of the hardy and recommended ones.

 

[FISH4LIFE]

looking for something that is very active anything, i am looking at getting a green snake are their any other reptiles (no more snakes) that would work well

Might be a small pond for some babie fish

 

[cichla1004]

I would do a Ball Python. Perfect size to keep it in for life.

I'm sorry I couldn't help but comment on this. A full grown ball python can and most likely will reach 5 feet and about 9 - 15 inches at it's thickest point. A snake of that size could barely even fit itself in a 30 gallon tank. Not trying to flame your or anything just wanted to clear the air. I understand why you would think a 30 gallon is good for a ball because you rarely see them at a pet shop when full adult size.

 

[WeeNe858]

agrreeeeeeed.. i say dart frogs.. they arnt that hard... and the enclosures are SICK!.

if only i had room...

 

[large_cichlids]

i still say tokays,,i think they are high enough for arboreal lizards.

 

[FISH4LIFE]

looking for something that is very active anything, i am looking at getting a green snake are their any other reptiles (no more snakes) that would work well

 

[WeeNe858]

tolkays are to aggressive for reptile noobs... unless they know how to hand train and arnt scared of getting bit 109274385720360528734 times a day