What could go in this enclosure??

[LullabyLizard]

I know! I love them. But They are too expensive . Does anybody have boyds or angles for free?

 

[Danny.Boy]

she said class one not many types of lizards would suit that enclosure maybe a olive python or a big coastal?

gah.. retype my post much?

 

[Renagade]

looks like it needs to be seeled first. i'd go with an aborial snake.

 

[jan]

You can buy angle heads for around $100 each...not that expensive really!!

 

[Love_snakes]

diamonds are as beautiful as the actual gems themselves hehehe or a coastal but since you prefer the lizards i guess beardies i hear they are great climbers?.
sarah.

 

[richardsc]

a breeding group of beardys would love that,i used to keep my group in a 6x3x3 foot enclosure,at the moment 4 lacies live in there,you would lose tree skinks in there,lol,angle heads,younger water dragons or frillys,not to mention,gillens,spotted tree or tristis type monitors,there are countless species u could keep in there

 

[richardsc]

ok i must look at pics first,lol,can the bearded idea,i assumed 6 foot in length,frillys,boyds or angles headed dragons,im about to knock up something like that for a pr of frillys im in the process of aquiring

 

[reptilegirl_jordan]

I would put a big fat diamond python or 2 in it.
or lizard wise,i would split it into 3 cages and buy some beardies

 

[gonff]

boydes forests def

 

[JasonL]

Pinktongues would go well with some more things to climb on, forget anything small, and at 13 years old, forget Boyds and frillies too (class 2), Southern Angle may be a bit demanding for you to raise.

 

[becca]

its not really wide enough for a snake. Id make it into 3 cages and put lizards in it. Even though i only own snakes.

 

[becca]

But hey its up to what you prefer, If you want a snake put one in, or put lizards in, or even tip it on its side seal it up and make it into a like a pond with turtles and stuff.