would a pair of chameleons fit in the tank with no problem?
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NO, chameleons require a tank with screened sides, not one like this...or so Ive read.
1325910
I do not think they would fit standing up. If you give me measurement of tank, i will measure for you.
1123526
I would assume so. I use a 5 gallon and would imagine that a smaller one would fit as well.
470543
Dear Bette rainwater, That is a great question. Unfortunately, I don't think so. The tank gauges would most likely all be to big to fit in this smaller tank. Sorry. Best of luck.
1486334
I wouldn't know. Personally I had to measure the top of my tank which is a 50 gal tall and covered with "egg crate" grate. The lights are true to size so measure the top of your tank and go from there. Hope that helps
1111416
I believe that this unit would be a little too small for a chameleon, in my opinion. They do make larger ones which is what I would opt for if it were me, especially one with more vertical space as chameleons are forest climbers.
1464649
Yes it is a good fit. There is a sticky side that you adhere to the underside of the tank. I place it where I have the reptile house on one end of the tank.
1469211
Depending on the size of the tank I I would say yes if its larger then a 50 gallon. If 50 50 gallon or smaller just put it in the middle.
1172057
I dont believe so. Perfect for my leopard gecko or another lizard. A 50+ gallon long would seem better for a 4ft snake
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That depends on how wide/long your tank is. Read the measurements and compare with your tank.
593100
Yes...These critters are really cute, my daughter has bonded with them. Believe it or not, they have personality and are a lot of fun to watch!!Initially, they were petrified in their new home, but are very comfortable now. They can sometimes be aggressive with any bottom/slow moving dwellers. One of mine is much calmer than the other, so again, it's a chance you're taking. If you decide to put them in the same tank, be sure that it's very heavily planted so that both have plenty of places to hide. Good luck and happy holidays!
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I would say they could fit. May be tight and don't think its would be very easy to move with them in there. Not made for travel with animal inside.
1456393
depends how big the turtle is.. its a beautiful tank but small. I have a few little fish in mine. I wouldn't put a turtle in it
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It will fit them but leave plenty of room at top. These fit 20 or 30 gal. tanks . Would sugest you look for model that does a pair of 20 gal. tanks only.
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I've been a reptile hobbyist for years now and have owned chameleons and bearded dragons. Stay with glass tanks for the bearded dragons that aren't too tall or less than the size of the 40g tank. Bearded dragons are not big climbers (they only climb to bask under the heat lights) and they actually like to burrow into the substrate at times so stay with a tank that can hold sand or ground walnut shells. If you want a larger tank for your bearded dragon try to get one that's the same height as a 40gallon breeder but has a larger base size.
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a second tank could fit , its better for storage like brushes lite's . I wouldnt store 2 tanks next to each other in case of a fire.
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No not at all. Bearded dragons need a glass tank enclosure that will hold in heat. This is made for chameleons. I know this question is old but thought I'd still answer it for people reading it.