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Advice/General Pet Thread
Need some advice /an/bros.
I have a 10 gallon (cube) and a 15 gallon (long) fish tank that are currently out of commission.
What pets would I be able to keep in there comfortably (either for the duration of their lives or for the first few years of their lives)?
I have seen many different options however I am looking to see whether /an/ has some good advice.
Currently the 15 gallon might become an Axolotl home while the 10 gallon would be for a Pac Man Frog (i think it would be comfortable). Please any guidance on alternative would be awesome. Preferably not creepy crawlies and not fish unless they are single unique awesome cool fish like the Axolotl (inb4 not a fish).
Thanks guys for any advice :)
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>>2023506
I'd put the pacman in the 15 gallon and just get some kind of invert for the 10 gal.
15 gal is way too small for an axolotl. Most herps need bigger tanks.
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>>2023517
Ah ok seems about right.
Some other options for the 15 gallon would be a pair of Emperor Scropions or a young snake? Any ideas?
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>>2023542
you can do a male garter snake in a 15 gallon. Or 1 steppe runner. Or 1 pictus gecko.
pic related is a pair of steppe runners. small lizards, about 6 inches nose to tail as adults. diurnal. insectivore. their personality is kinda monitor-like.
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15 gal. would be cool if stocked with a yellow tail spiny eel, they only get 8 inches long and are friendly once settled in.
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Hermit crabs.
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>>2023603
>8" animal
>15 gal.
Friend. Please. Refrain from further advice on the spiny eel.
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