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Would this cage work for a hatchling?

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Had1nowwant1

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It is a 20 gallon high. Same floor space as 10 gallon but like 3-4 inches taller.
The block hole things can only be pushed out from the outside of the cage so they shoule be safe.

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It should work fine, though you're going to be stretching trying to reach the bottom. A hatchling would be good in there for about a year, as long as your temp gradient is okay and you have a hide for the warm and cool side, water, and a secure top.

Edit: Make sure to buy a digital thermometer with a probe. Less than $10 at Wal Mart or PetSmart. Much more accurate than what you have, though the hygrometer should be fairly accurate.
 
My 03 blizzard is living comfortably in a 20 tall.
If that is the standard 20 it has more floor space than a 10!
It is like a 15 but taller :wavey:
 
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