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Tiger sla in 26 bowfront

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How many tiger sals could be in a 26 bowfront? It has 3-4” of substrate with bark flats and logs with a nice soaking tub that will have duckweed in the spring.
 
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Tigers can grow to be pretty large. In a 26, you probably can have 2 juvenile tigers. I have several, but one loves to be submersed in water while the other is completely terrestrial. So they both have little interaction with each other. Good,luck
 
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