First you might want to think about what kind of environment you want to set up --desert, aquatic, rainforest, etc. Also, if your main interest is in the reptile and you want to set up a good environment for it, or if you're primarily interested in the terrarium aspect and want to include a living creature. Many of the geckos that like wet environments are arboreal, and unless you turn your tank on its side and construct some kind of door, it's too short. I'd be happy to brainstorm with you if you can be a bit more specific. I breed leopard geckos which have a desert environment (and for which I don't have a planted terrarium) and also have enclosures for a crested gecko, a gold dust day gecko and a neon headed gecko (p. klemmeri).
Aliza
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