What to Use the Tank For?
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What to Use the Tank For?
I'll be picking up a 40 gallon breeder tank soon, but I don't specifically have a plan for it. I was thinking about using it to get some female mice, which I've really been wanting for a while, or an upgrade for my hermit crabs. But, I'm still really not sure about either of those :/ So, I figured I could ask all of you for suggestions I'm not that big into snakes, and not really looking for any more fish. I'd love to own something a little more unique too, but if not that's not a big deal. If you have any suggestions on an animal that would do good in a 40 gallon, I'd love to hear them! Thanks
CucumberMouse- Sr Member
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Re: What to Use the Tank For?
Your hermit crabs would appreciate the space. Not sure how many you have or how large they are but bigger is always better with them.
I’ve had mice in my 40b and now a gerbil (eventually gerbils), though I plan to add the topper for them. I did use it as a crabitat for a time but also with the topper to allow deep enough substrate (topper is a bottomless 36*18 exo terra). Same reason for the gerbils - more substrate without sacrificing too much climbing space. The crabs are currently in a 75g that I hope to one day build a topper for too.
I’ve had mice in my 40b and now a gerbil (eventually gerbils), though I plan to add the topper for them. I did use it as a crabitat for a time but also with the topper to allow deep enough substrate (topper is a bottomless 36*18 exo terra). Same reason for the gerbils - more substrate without sacrificing too much climbing space. The crabs are currently in a 75g that I hope to one day build a topper for too.
CallaLily- Hero Member
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Re: What to Use the Tank For?
CallaLily wrote:Your hermit crabs would appreciate the space. Not sure how many you have or how large they are but bigger is always better with them.
I’ve had mice in my 40b and now a gerbil (eventually gerbils), though I plan to add the topper for them. I did use it as a crabitat for a time but also with the topper to allow deep enough substrate (topper is a bottomless 36*18 exo terra). Same reason for the gerbils - more substrate without sacrificing too much climbing space. The crabs are currently in a 75g that I hope to one day build a topper for too.
Hi CallaLily, would you mind posting photos of your hermit crabs and their set up? Would love to see it.
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Re: What to Use the Tank For?
Hi, CucumberMouse! Nice to see you around again!
Hmm. Decisions, decisions, huh? :-P What about a lizard? Anoles, my mom used to have some, are tiny little reptiles that can turn brown or green. I'm personally not into owning reptiles or amphibians--just hermit crabs and fish are good for me to own for animals to live in tanks (with the exception of mice and even gerbils, too!)--but I think you might find a lizard or two or more cool. Like, a 40-gallon tank would give them lots of room! You could decorate it in a natural way, and they will probably be such happy reptiles!
Hmm. Decisions, decisions, huh? :-P What about a lizard? Anoles, my mom used to have some, are tiny little reptiles that can turn brown or green. I'm personally not into owning reptiles or amphibians--just hermit crabs and fish are good for me to own for animals to live in tanks (with the exception of mice and even gerbils, too!)--but I think you might find a lizard or two or more cool. Like, a 40-gallon tank would give them lots of room! You could decorate it in a natural way, and they will probably be such happy reptiles!
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