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Old 01-04-13, 12:40 AM   #1
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Re: What new reptile should I get??

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Well I dont know how big a 15 gallon is in dimentions but mine is 12x12x18 and it is big enough. I would like to get him a bigger one but he still has lots of room. And to tell you the truth I was to lazy to read all the replies so I don't know if anybody covered the chameleon thing. Just wanted to make sure.
I didn't say anything because I didn't want to without being positive. I do remember reading a bit about chameleons though, and they get quite large and are difficult to keep.

And a 20 gallon is usually considered the minimum for a full-grown crestie.
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You can tip it up right....Or if it is well planted it should be fine.
It would need to be altered to keep the substrate and the humidity in. Not saying it can't be done. Just seems like something else would be easier.

They also sell conversion kits for regular tanks like that to make them arboreal and allow the substrate to be kept in.

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Old 01-04-13, 01:06 AM   #2
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I didn't say anything because I didn't want to without being positive. I do remember reading a bit about chameleons though, and they get quite large and are difficult to keep.

And a 20 gallon is usually considered the minimum for a full-grown crestie.It would need to be altered to keep the substrate and the humidity in. Not saying it can't be done. Just seems like something else would be easier.

They also sell conversion kits for regular tanks like that to make them arboreal and allow the substrate to be kept in.

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The OP said they were willing to upgrade. There really isn't anything easier to keep than a rhac. The 15 as it is would be fine planted. Upgrade when needed.
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