Is a 10 gallon tank big enough for an adult bearded dragon?

Answer 1

No, it isn't. Bearded Dragon's grow to 16-24" and a 10 gallon tank does not have enough room for food, water a log and it to move around. A 40 gallon tank is the minimum. If you cannot afford one new, check on Craigslist.org for a used one. You will need a screen top to put the basking light, heat light and UVB light on.

Answer 2

yes it would be big enough for at least two

Answer 3

yes it is but after a year it is best to move to a 4ft

Answer 4

I would say large, it is cruel to keep them in any smaller :)

Answer 5

IT SOULD BE 43.6 TO 55.8 CN LONG A good standard is twice as long as the bearded dragon is from the tip of his nose to the end of his tail, both lengthwise and width.

Answer 6

minimum size tank for an adult would be a 40 gallon. bigger is better for more space for the things you'll need in the tank along with having a happier dragon.

Answer 7

2 bd nedd at least a 40 to 75gallon rank 4 feet i dont know how many gallons. find out the gallons.

Answer 8

Hi thanks for asking this question but a 30 gallon is okay but for altimate happiness i suggest a 40 gallon (they are quit cheap) anyway hope this helps a little

Answer 9

A 40 gallon is the smallest you can go but to make your Beardie comfortable you should go with a 50-60 gallon.