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little98dime

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Scored this little guy from the mom and pop pet store down the road from me. Couldn't pass up the price. Any ideas on morph?
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little98dime

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Yeah I noticed that too. Sprayed him down good and set a piece of glass over the screen top to keep the humidity in. He's got some very drastic crests over his eyes too. I'll see about getting a better pic. I have a 20 gallon vert waiting for him. The plants just need to fill out more.
 

Shadraak

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Indiahoma, Oklahoma
cool, i'd set up some 27 or 66qt's theyr'e pretty cheap 27's i think are like 5-7$ and i know 73's are 10.50 at walmart, i've got abotu 5 set up for adults, about 3 27's and a ton of 16's and 6's for babies/juv's just incase i need them hehe.
 

darkridder

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He looks lke a buckskin tiger, but if it isnt fired up it could be a different color, but right now it looks like a buckskin.

Now you dont want to leave the top covered to try and keep humidity in. It is normal and OK for the humidity to drop, which is why 9 times out of 10 you need to mist two 2 times a day, a light misting in the morning and a heavier misting at night.

Now he is plety large enough to go in his final home, by the time males start to show their male goods they are normally a good 15g by the time they get a good sized buldge which is plenty large enough to be in a 20 gallon. He doesnt need to go in it asap but if you were just waiting to do it until he grows more, like I said no need he can go in it right now. But I wouldnt nother setting up a 27qt, it is actually a smaller container then the 10 gallon he is in now (it is a little over 6 gallons). If you are going to do a tub, 44qt-72qt is fine (remember 4qt=1 gal). Honestly adults can live in 10 gallon space, I myself prefer even lone males to have more of 15 gallons worth of space, I personally feel a 10 gallon is a bit cramped, but they can easily live in a 10 gallon.
 

little98dime

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St. Augustine, Florida
He looks lke a buckskin tiger, but if it isnt fired up it could be a different color, but right now it looks like a buckskin.

Now you dont want to leave the top covered to try and keep humidity in. It is normal and OK for the humidity to drop, which is why 9 times out of 10 you need to mist two 2 times a day, a light misting in the morning and a heavier misting at night.

Now he is plety large enough to go in his final home, by the time males start to show their male goods they are normally a good 15g by the time they get a good sized buldge which is plenty large enough to be in a 20 gallon. He doesnt need to go in it asap but if you were just waiting to do it until he grows more, like I said no need he can go in it right now. But I wouldnt nother setting up a 27qt, it is actually a smaller container then the 10 gallon he is in now (it is a little over 6 gallons). If you are going to do a tub, 44qt-72qt is fine (remember 4qt=1 gal). Honestly adults can live in 10 gallon space, I myself prefer even lone males to have more of 15 gallons worth of space, I personally feel a 10 gallon is a bit cramped, but they can easily live in a 10 gallon.

The 20 gallon has live plants. Waiting for it to fill out more,... Plus I put a dose I fertilizer in it so I wanna wait at least 2 months.
 

ento890

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Long Island
Very cute, looks like an orange tiger if im not mistaken?

If you wanna give him something a little it bigger while waiting for your vivarium to fill in, pickup a rubbermaid container from walmart and drill some holes.
 

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