At my local petsmart they now have 70g tall all glass side opening hinged tanks. Its just sitting there asking me to buy it! The only thing I dont like is that it comes with a built in screen top. Has anyone else seen these there?
I WANT ONE!
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·Sounds good to me. Take a picture would you?
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·ya that sounds great could u post a pic,
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Yea, my local PetsMart has had them for a while. The only thing is that they are being marketed for chameleons, they are not to be used to hold water, and they crack very easily. They have one on Display that they use. I know that they have thrown one out because the hinges broke of.
Later and Happy Frogging,
Jason Juchems
Later and Happy Frogging,
Jason Juchems
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·I believe Top Fin Aquariums makes most of Petsmarts aquariums.
Hope this helps,
Hope this helps,
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·Since when did ppl start keeping chameleons in tanks?
$170 sounds a bit high, especially if it's not meant to hold water and therefore made out of cheaper materials than similiarly overpriced aquariums. It may be worth the while to, for the same price or cheaper, find a custom tanker. I know one in the mid to lower michigan area who is really reasonable, if anyone's interested. He does great work.
$170 sounds a bit high, especially if it's not meant to hold water and therefore made out of cheaper materials than similiarly overpriced aquariums. It may be worth the while to, for the same price or cheaper, find a custom tanker. I know one in the mid to lower michigan area who is really reasonable, if anyone's interested. He does great work.
Hey Arklier how do you like your 37cube? I got two of the 30g cubes with stands. If you have any pics ide love to see how you have it set up. They make such nice display tanks, it sux that they are cramed in my room with all my other crap ide really like to have them in a room with more space and let them be the center of attention instead of being serounded by my dirty cloths.
Ok so the tank I was talking abotu in the start of this post has droped to 99$! This is taking some serious self control not to buy. 99$ is a good deal for the tank but after lightng, materials and frogs its a major investment. And it has a one of those screen lids that is build in and slides in and out and I dont really like those.
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·You can never go by petcos prices they are always higher you can find them cheaper and pet land and some aquarium stores if you look around enough I bought my boyfirend a 75gallon tank for his birhtday and I got the tank, light, glass top, sand and some fish for $200. I made firends with one of the guys at the store and I go there all the time so when I told him I was looking for a tank he said he would sell me the 75 gallon for $90 which was the best price I found. I am going to buy a 40gallon breeder for $40Arklier said:
Chemleon tanks at petsmart
The orignally talked about 70 gal chameleon tank is not suitable for the dart frogs (I work part time at one through college, I took plenty of time to study these tanks!) and that said, isn't suited for the chameleons they are marketed for either. I usually recomend them for arboreal lizards not needing super high humidity. There are too many ways for fruit flies to get out, and probibly frogs as well, and they do not hold water so false bottoms and gravel with sitting water isn't going to work. Keeping the humidity up would also be very hard. If you are looking for a nice tank like that, talk to the dollar-per-gallon people (http://www.glasscages.com), they will make custom tanks for you that include side doors if you want. Patrick's 15 gallons with doors he shows on his site are from them. The price will be more than a dollar a gallon, but you get a good tank thats actually worth your money.
The orignally talked about 70 gal chameleon tank is not suitable for the dart frogs (I work part time at one through college, I took plenty of time to study these tanks!) and that said, isn't suited for the chameleons they are marketed for either. I usually recomend them for arboreal lizards not needing super high humidity. There are too many ways for fruit flies to get out, and probibly frogs as well, and they do not hold water so false bottoms and gravel with sitting water isn't going to work. Keeping the humidity up would also be very hard. If you are looking for a nice tank like that, talk to the dollar-per-gallon people (http://www.glasscages.com), they will make custom tanks for you that include side doors if you want. Patrick's 15 gallons with doors he shows on his site are from them. The price will be more than a dollar a gallon, but you get a good tank thats actually worth your money.
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