Hey guys, in today's video we're gonna talk about some of the different species
of animals we have here at the store that can be kept in smaller tanks. So if
you don't have a lot of room to keep animals or you live an apartment or
somewhere small, you can keep them without taking up too much space. So
we're gonna go over some of the different species that don't require as
large of tanks as our other ones do. Now first up are our dart frogs. So all the
dart frogs we have here at the store, they only require a 10 gallon tank. If
you keep a whole bunch of frogs though at once, you will need a larger tank, but
as you can see we've got a nice small tank here and we do have - I think we have
three in here. Dart frogs make good candidates for smaller apartments and
stuff, keeping them as pets. Yeah, all these we have here, our new Green and
Bronze Arrow Frogs, yeah those too, they all require that 10 gallon tank. Now the
only snake on our list is the Indonesian Tree Boa. Now these guys don't get really
big at all. You can see this guy, he's just kind of hanging out there, kind of
hanging like a vine. So these guys, they require a minimum 10 gallons. All our
other snakes, they require a larger tank to be in for adulthood, so. Yep, this guy
is about the only kind of snake we got right now that can be kept in a small
10 gallon tank. And you preferably want to get one like this one that is tall,
not the ones that lay horizontally, so, since they're an arboreal species. Now
we're going to talk about some of our lizards that you can keep in a 10 gallon,
which is a nice size of tank that doesn't take up much space.
These are the Grass Lizards. These guys are really cool, their tails are longer
than their bodies and they don't require a lot of space, nice and small. And then
as for the geckos, we got African Fat Tail Geckos right
here, and they also - one adult in a 10 gallon is perfectly fine for them. As you add
more to the tank you can increase the size like to like a 20 long, but yeah
they do great in a 10 gallon. With these guys, they have the nice tropical,
tropical environment set up unlike our next animal, the Leopard Gecko. So these
guys as adults, you can keep one adult in a 10 gallon tank and unlike the Fat
Tails these guys are set up in the desert environment. Both species are
nocturnal.
And one of our most popular species here at the store, the Crested Gecko, is also
one that can be kept in a 10 gallon tank. Now these guys, these little guys you can
keep one adult in a 10 gallon. If you want to add multiple I would go with a
little bit larger. But yeah, these guys are also good if you don't have a lot of
space as well and they're really cool. And then of course we have all of our
different anoles, we have Bahaman Anoles right here, and we have our
Green Anoles over here. Now all these guys, you can keep one in a 10 gallon
tank very easily, probably keep a little more, you could probably keep like two or
three in a 10-gallon. These guys, both species have the exact
same care practically and they look a lot alike, but they do have a difference
in color. Yeah these are really popular for pets if you need to keep a small
tank in your house or in your apartment. And then our last species that we'll go
over today is the Sandfish. These guys can also be kept in 10 gallon tanks, but
as you add more, you should add about maybe 5 gallons per Sandfish. As you
can see he really disappeared really fast, you've just got to make sure you have a
little bit of a deeper level of substrate there for them to dig around
in, but yeah, otherwise they can be kept in a smaller 10 gallon tank.