Would a Uromastyx fit in my viv?

[Abi_Titch]

I have a loo med viv the glass one about 60cm in length and i was wondering if the smallest uromastyx (cant spell) would fit ok in the viv ive looked at caresheets and im just making sure that i understand it by asking this. If not what other lizards i need quite a few suggestions no leopard geckos or stennos Please Help i always leave posts but hardly anyone answers xxx

[kirstyink]

not really there is no such thing as the smallest uro as they all grow

you would need double the size im afraid.

[kirstyink]

p.s any gecko really and pygmy lizards and if you fancy a snake a royal python

[Rptle]

I think 2ft is too small for a Uromastyx..

[Rptle]

Originally Posted by kirstyink

p.s any gecko really and pygmy lizards and if you fancy a snake a royal python

Too small for a royal, 3 x 2 x 2 is more suited for one

not all geckos would be comfortable in there

[amiz]

Uros like lots of spac to dig and scrap so 60cm is to small really most require 4ft but I would recommand more as they like a big temp grad which difficult with a small viv. It may be ok for a baby to begin with but will only be a short time till it needs an up grade

[Abi_Titch]

i ment because the smaller breed grow to about 14inches thats what i ment.

[Abi_Titch]

i really want a lizard but the man in the reptile show near me i dont trust him obv he cares but hes premantly leaving his doors and everything open etc in the shop which makes the shops pretty cold for the reptiles and he nevers says hi or anything if you walk in thats why i ask on here alot of people have alot of good advice i just want a LARGE variety i research up on. x

[purpleskyes]

Smallest species of uromastyx is the ocellata which reaches 28cm, they still need at least 4ft viv as mentioned they love running around and digging very active lizards

[Rptle]

What are the exact measurements?

If its 60cm tall you should look at crested geckos, if lengthwise dont bother lol