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Definitely sounds big enough to me. I know two different adult savvy's local to me that are both kept in smaller cages. Perhaps the difference is that they get to frequently come out and explore. I wouldn't say they free-roam, but they get their exercise and seem perfectly comfortable in their cages. Yours sounds perfectly adequate to me.
Once they're adults they'll slow down quite a bit and be less active. They'll still move about during the day, just not with as much haste or vigour. At that point space, while still high priority, takes second-seat to other proper conditions like appropriate heat, basking, hides, etc, particularly considering they should have calmed down considerably and will be able to come out for longer periods of time.
Again, the size you've chosen sounds adequate to me.
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sav's have. I know I need to seal the wood due the the dirt substrate, but just trying to bounce around ideas for durability, functionality and health concerns. Any thoughts or suggestions would be very beneficial.
