Terrarium 30cm x 30cm x 45

[dropanuke]

Will this be suitable for a baby nosy b?
One that is the size of my finger?

 

[dropanuke]

Because I got one half price brand new from my local store as was reduced

 

[dropanuke]

I guess it's ok. Got it now so it will have to do

 

[dom1959]

should be fine till your cham grows a bit, how old do you think it is?
and congrats on your cham and joining the forum, much knowledge is available here

 

[Miss Lily]

I keep Zippy in one that size and he is 5 months now and still really tiny. The Panther babies were the same size as him when I saw them at the show, so I think it would be ok for a few months. Then when he moves inot a bigger viv you can put a new baby cham or even a crestie baby in the small viv! I also kept Monty in that size viv untl he was 4 or 5 months.

 

[dropanuke]

Thanks matey.
Still waiting for the go ahead to pick him up from the store lol

 

[dropanuke]

What kind of reptile could live in this terrarium when my Cham grows out of it?

 

[Miss Lily]

Another baby chameleon! Pygmy chameleons! Or some of those electric blue day geckos (the tiny, fast ones, can't remember the right name though). I think Laurie has some (or did have).

 

[dropanuke]

Pygmies can be kept together if I'm not mistaken?
But arnt they awkward to look after, i.e the substrate etc

Ps are they expensive?

 

[Miss Lily]

Yes, they can live together, but I don't know the answer to your other questions. I'm sure others on here will do though - I know 'Iwantone' is also in the UK and she breeds them.

 

[pssh]

Pygmies aren't terribly hard to look after. You only need substrate if you have females so they can lay eggs. If you use a clean up crew (like springtails and small isopods) then you hardly have to clean it (if at all.) I dont know about the prices over there, but here they are fairly inexpensive.