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[bouncer36]

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Can I use this tank for one leopard gecko?

[Aimless]

that tank is pretty much the opposite of what you'd like for a Leo. please check the caresheet subforum; there are a couple of very good Leo caresheets that can tell you what you need to keep your gecko properly.

[bouncer36]

Ok I have a leopard gecko a 20 gallon tank right now but my kids have proplem getting her out because they have to take everything off the top to open I thought it would be able to open from the front it would be measlier. We a tree frog in this was going clean it up. Do you know rather I can put 2 red-eye tree frogs in that one then?

[Aimless]

if it's big enough to support a pair of red-eyed treefrogs, then yes.

Leos need a more terrestrial setup. a tank like that is for arboreal species.

you can get a front-opening exo terra or zoomed tank with the right proportions for a Leo.

[bouncer36]

Well I think I will keep her in the tank she has. Was just trying to use what I have. Thank you. Is there any other type of gecko that will go in that tank?

[Aimless]

again, how big is it?

if it's the usual 12x12x18, then you're limited to a few small arboreal species. if it's larger, there's a huge amount of geckos you could keep happily in that tank.

[bouncer36]

I think maybe 12x12x18 I can't seem to find the tape measure

[bouncer36]

Found tape measure and is 12x12x18

[Riverside Reptiles]

That tank is great for lots of different small arboreal species of geckos. As for species suggestions, it really depends on a lot of different factors. There's tons of small geckos out there that would work. You just need to find which one is right for you and your particular situation.

[bouncer36]

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Give me names and I could look them up and see which ones I would like