Can this size tank hold a full grown bearded dragon?
342459
Not really. You will be able to put a branch in to perch on but there is not enough floor space for it to roam.
1204704
I would not use it for a permanent housing for a bearded dragon. Would make an exceptional recreation area for a bearded.
756775
Yes, definitely! My crested geckos fit in there and have more than enough room. Leo's or panther geckos should fit in there with no issues with enough space. These cages are taller than they are wide but since geckos tend to be climbers it's not really an issue. Hopefully this helps you!
2209922
I am not an export, so do not know for sure. One thing to pay attention to is that this one has a lot of vertical space, so something that climbs, we have a gecko, has some space for that. I believe bearded dragons may need more horizontal space for running. At least it seems to me that way. Sorry for not being too helpful. Good luck.
439384
No it can't, it is a reptile tank I got it for my bearded dragon a while back. It's not built to hold water, you should look into aquarium tanks.
567516
You should be able to with no problems. I have a enclosure that is about 2 ft tall and have had no issues with my beardie.
1113601
I am not an export, so I really don't know for sure. But here is what I can say. The tank has a lot of volume in a vertical direction. This is good for geckos, and climbers, probably not for the dragon. I don't think dragon's clime. I think they need space/volume to run horizontally. Good luck.
542280
Yes, but it's very large so it would take up a big portion of it. For a terrarium it should be ok but I think for a fish setup, it'd be overwhelming. I think its dimensions are 11" x 9.5" x 8.25"
100249
I just measured my tank which is a D tank. Mine measures about 20 inches high and has a circumference of about 14 inches. There is not a lot of wiggle room but yours should fit without a problem.
281012
You'd have to look at the measurements of the tank. I got this for my 30 gal tank.
1204706
I'm not a Bearded Dragon owner, but from what I understand about them, I would say probably not. Bearded Dragons, if I am correct, need more warmth, and thus need to be closer to their lamps. This cage is very tall, and built for herps that are natural climbers, and aren't comfortable walking on ground, like chameleons. For a ground lizard, like a BD, they need to be closer to the lamp, and they are better off with more ground space, and don't need as much vertically.This cage is really designed for an adult Chameleon. I would look for a large glass tank for a beardy.
893316
I would say it's probably a little small for an adult beardie. I would probably look at the next size up.
450792
Yes, a 40 breeder is recommended for one bearded dragon and this has the same floor space as one of those, just not as tall. With that in mind you'll need to adjust the heat bulb that you use on these because the distance from the screen to the ground is less. It took me a few tries to make sure mine was right and not overheating the cage.
492924
I would say so . I do have strong screen tops & safely used 100 watt ceramic heat emitters on my bearded dragons' tanks all winter...Just make sure the type of bulbs or heat emitters you buy- aren't touching the screen directly. This was a concern of mine initially - but it worked out .
226432
no you would have to modify with support.my tank is 12 an 1/2 inches wide,an about 36 long,so it fit nicly on one end an i modifyed a lid to cover the other end.it works so well for my guys,it would be worth it to figure out if you could make a board to fit across the tank to support it.it's light wgt,you could get a peice off plexi glass cut to fit at your local hardware store,just remember to measure to allow for the exit.hope this helps.also it took a wek for them to get use to it an climb up ,then a nother week for them to not be skittish when the were basking,now the love it.
1958985
I bought a standard Blue Rino tank and it fit perfectly in the pull out tray. I belive it is 20lbs since I had a hard time carrying it.
1779629
My 2 1/2 year old male bearded dragon weighs a little over 400 grams and it was tight for him...would work well for a smaller dragon...For an adult I'd probably get a large or extra large or just use a small animal one like for a guinea pig or rabbit or ferret. I use a smaller sized rabbit leash/harness one on my adult male dragon.