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So i accepted two rescue leopard geckos a while ago, dont know the age but full size and healthy after being fed for a few weeks (They were very poorly fed before I got them, super thin). Recently i took on a third one from a friend of a friend, and purchsed a 33 gallon long tank (same dimensions as a standard 55 but 2/3 the height). now for my birthday my aunt decided it would be a good idea to buy me a FOURTH gecko, a juvenile, no less. is that volume of tank sufficient. i would hate to return the poor thing but young ones are so hard and i have too many already... pic related is my tank, you can see three of the four. I know sand is bad, so i feed in a separate 20 gallon tank.
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OP again, here are the three older ones on my shirt, middle is the friend of a friend one, the one i just got inst in this photo
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That tank is horrible and you shouldn't be keeping more than one in anything that size.
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I'd suggest building yourself a new cage out of melamine if you're cheap, or out of acrylic. Use paper towels or repti carpet, sand is garbage.
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>sand
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