So I got these guys at an exotic animal show and sale. I thought they were so cute and interesting and after asking the breeder a lot of questions I was confident I could handle the care. There are 3 of them and I'm guessing this terrarium/ lamp would hold about 4 gallons? It has some sand and wood and some fake succulents. I'd like to make the landscape more enjoyable for them at minimum and possibly upgrade the tank if necessary. Any recommendations would be appreciated!
by Holiveya-LesBIonic
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Hey Holiveya-LesBIonic
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What the heck, a lamp terrarium is genius why don’t more people do this
Cute little beetle butts lol
I think it looks pretty cool as it is 💚
Is that a charizard skeleton!!!! Fire