Would a reptile tank for a Beardy measuring 36"L x 18"W x 16"H be ok to hang off the edges a bit? The 18" W vs 13.5" W worries me.
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I have this two of those and yes it is okay for your tank to be a little just try to make your over hang equal as to balance the tank
1563430
I personally think it would be just fine. The top is flat, not solid, but quite sturdy. It would only be 2 1/2 inches on either side to hang off. I think you will enjoy the stand! We love it.. It's perfect for our aquarium! Hope this helps! Happy shopping!Jenn
1563431
If your tank has a glass bottom this stand is not for you. the true W measurement is 13.5 and I am afraid that the tank bottom would hang over. You are talking about 2.25 inches on each side hanging over the edge of the stand. If you have a glass bottom this stand is not for you.
1563432
Looks wise I don't know, but the stand is very sturdy & I think it would be fine for your setup.
1563433
I just thought of something that might help. If the bottom of your tank is glass cut a piece of wood the SIZE of the BOTTOM of your tank and you should be just fine. You will have the support you need for the bottom of your tank. GOOD LUCK. Lindie
181496
Well first, you should not house bearded dragons in the same enclosure, any web forum will tell you the same. Not trying to be rude, just saying.Bearded dragons do better with overhead heat, a basking light or ceramic heat bulbhooked to a thermostat. It is a little small for a 60 gallon tank. Also if for some reason you get this or a bigger size under tank heater, make sure you cover that area with some reptile carpet or else the glass will get too hot and possibly burn the lizards.
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I have a glass top so that set up works and the light lays on top. The metal legs extend several inches though, so this would safely lay accross a 48 inch tank (maybe/probably even larger) without a glass top without risk of falling in as a result of being too narrow. I do not know if it would fit snug or not.
1155410
No, this plastic hood is made for a standard 30 gallon tank that is 36 x 13", the 18" depth (front to back) of your tank is too large.
439382
I don't know. It's probably best to contact Tetra. I don't really know the difference in a reptile tank and a fish tank. My guess in that it isn't a good idea, since it wasn't designed for fish the tank may not be able to hold up to the pressure of the water. The glass may not be the same standard as fish tanks, the sealant may not be strong enough either.
181495
Well first, you should not house bearded dragons in the same enclosure, any web forum will tell you the same. Not trying to be rude, just saying. Bearded dragons do better with overhead heat, a basking light or ceramic heat bulbhooked to a thermostat. It is a little small for a 60 gallon tank. Also if for some reason you get this or a bigger size under tank heater, make sure you cover that area with some reptile carpet or else the glass will get too hot and possibly burn the lizards.
1445306
My tank has the same lip measurement, and the hood fits perfectly. You should not have a problem.
100251
I actually purchased this for my dad. He has a D size tank that is 20 inches tall and has a circumference of 14 inches. I think your tank should fit. My dad is really happy with this bag.
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.
2112455
I sincerely think so but you have to find a way to make walls u could only have one side open on him because if u don't make wall's he can get very stressful and cause harm to himself. This i got of google. A 20-gallon "tall" aquarium is adequate for a single pair of juvenile frillies measuring 12 inches long. I recommend a visual barrier-such as by attaching cardboard or another material, painting the walls, etc.-on all sides of the tank except for one, the viewing side, as this will help provide the required feeling of security. Feeling exposed can lead to stressed-out frilled lizards that are excessively wary whenever something moves in the room where their enclosure is located. Plus, the limited view makes it easier for them to focus on food when it is presented. Adult enclosures can range from 4 to 6 feet tall, at least 2 feet deep, and 5 feet long, especially if you're raising a breeding pair or trio of frilled lizards. Dimensions can be somewhat smaller for a single adult, but remember, height is very important. The height at which a frilled lizard can bask equates to additional feelings of security. Branches of various diameters should be placed vertically, diagonally and horizontally. Also attach a branch or shelf to the upper section of the enclosure's rear wall. These will provide your frilled lizard(s) with plenty of comfortable perching and basking areas.
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Dino.We use ours on a 40 gallon tank but measure to be sure. It is a great hood. I doubt your snake could lift it but you could add weight. The screen slides out for access and is very secure
280223
It will fit 24" long tank or longer. But light just has 17.75" long, I don't suggest you to use it for your tank. I use it for my 20 gal plant tank so it protect fit. I mean light is bright enough to keep my plant to grow. If you use it for plant tank, the one 24" to 36" will be better to you.
2019689
You could place one in there, again I would remove the Styrofoam backing and use some sort of under the tank heating device. Anoles do best in small groups with plenty of room, I agree with Jordan awesome guy and suggest a 10 gallon tank for your lizard.
439383
I have this tank and a tetra 40 gallon fish tank and as far as I can tell they are the same other than the locking screen top on the reptile one. I would contact tetra directly to be sure though.
1067067
It will fit, but mind these estimated measurements: There's a 2 1/5" x 22 13/16" plastic piece that goes on the back. The glass part measures 22 13/16" long. The edges of the glass piece from back to front measures ~7 7/8". The center of the glass measures ~11 1/2". It's a pretty pronounced bow. After giving the measurements of my tank to the mfg, they stated that this would fit my 27 gallon tank. The bow on my tank is not as pronounced. It would fit better on my tank if the edges of the glass from back to front were about 9 1/4" with all the other measurements OK. With this said, there's a gap on each side. It will fit, but mind these estimated measurements: There's a 2 1/5" x 22 13/16" plastic piece that goes on the back. The glass part measures 22 13/16" long. The edges of the glass piece from back to front measures ~7 7/8". The center of the glass measures ~11 1/2". It's a pretty pronounced bow. After giving the measurements of my tank to the mfg, they stated that this would fit my 27 gallon tank. The bow on my tank is not as pronounced. It would fit better on my tank if the edges of the glass from back to front were about 9 1/4" with all the other measurements... » Read More It will fit, but mind these estimated measurements: There's a 2 1/5" x 22 13/16" plastic piece that goes on the back. The glass part measures 22 13/16" long. The edges of the glass piece from back to front measures ~7 7/8". The center of the glass measures ~11 1/2". It's a pretty pronounced bow. After giving the measurements of my tank to the mfg, they stated that this would fit my 27 gallon tank. The bow on my tank is not as pronounced. It would fit better on my tank if the edges of the glass from back to front were about 9 1/4" with all the other measurements OK. With this said, there's a gap on each side. « Show Less
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I would say it's probably a little small for an adult beardie. I would probably look at the next size up.
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Nah not really. These are primarily for old world chameleons which require misting and drip systems but the humidity must be able to leave to avoid mold . Ive always seen Bearded dragons In a big 55 gallon aquarium , you want to stick to wood or glass to keep the heat in, that's a desert type terrarium