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Leopard Gecko Habitat How Should I Set Up My Leopard Gecko Habitat?

How should I set up my leopard gecko habitat? - leopard gecko habitat

What are the main things that need to be included in a pool of geckos?

Posted by Aziz Scharff at 3:22 PM

6 comments:

ReptiPro said...

Please do not use a substrate of sand. Even those who claim to not be digested well. Repti using coconut husk coconut, or just a paper towel. The cage must be at least 10 gallons, but 20 is better. The heat at one end only to 90 degrees F and the other at about 72 F. Place a moist coconut and peat moss to hide in it half way on the warm side and half in the cold. This will allow your gecko will regulate its own temperature. A container of water on the cool side at all times. They also offer a small bowl with vitamins and calcium to leak w/D3 gecko if they want. They also want a plate of food on the cold side.

January 13, 2010 at 6:40 AM
jeepers3... said...

His house gecko
An aquarium or terrarium tank is best suited to their own Leopard Gecko. Glass cages are readily available and relatively cheap. A good rule of thumb is 10 gallons per gecko. If you, therefore, two leopard geckos in the tanks of 20 until 30 gallons works fine. Do not insert more than one male per bushel. They will fight. A higher detection rate is also necessary to the tank. This way, your Gecko is to escape and prevent other animals to their Gecko.

January 13, 2010 at 2:07 PM
BDFREAK2... said...

You will need a lamp of 50 W during the day and night time, 75 W lamp. 2-caches on each side of the tank, so they could go under because they like things. The Food and water bowl. Or crickets and mealworms in the week. And that it ensure that the tank at about 100 F and night around 85 F.'s managed
EDIT:
Repti-carpet if Leo is a baby
Sand or sawdust, if an adult, but I recommend Calci-sand.

January 13, 2010 at 8:25 PM
Ted D said...

A leopard gecko decor is simple and easy are the things that you need

Cage 1.10 gallon (equivalent to Leon for his entire adult life)

2. Substrate (newspapers, Repti carpet or paper towels)

3.Hides On the warm side and cold side

Zoo Med 4.Heat sample pad heating pad on the cold side and a local low-watt heat lamp on the warm side

5.Food Dish & Water Dish

and that is all

Here is the website for more information

http://www.geckosetc.com/htm/care.htm

Good luck!

January 14, 2010 at 2:13 AM
Trevor said...

Can not buy a terrarium sand. Sometimes, like geckos eat. You can eat. Aspen environmental or litter should use depends on good and good for a pet terrarium of their size, if you prefer, you can use any kind of 10 gallons 20 gallons get 30 gallons, should be good. Less than 10 liters is not good. We can not stop water bottle.

January 14, 2010 at 8:28 AM
Trevor said...

Can not buy a terrarium sand. Sometimes, like geckos eat. You can eat. Aspen environmental or litter should use depends on good and good for a pet terrarium of their size, if you prefer, you can use any kind of 10 gallons 20 gallons get 30 gallons, should be good. Less than 10 liters is not good. We can not stop water bottle.

January 14, 2010 at 8:28 AM

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