Post by LadyViper on Jan 31, 2007 16:46:58 GMT -6
Here's my very basic care sheet, depending on your budget you can make your habitat out of really nice stuff avaliable where you buy your reptile supplys. This is not the only way to do things, but it works for me.
Habitat
10 gallons per gecko
2 hide boxes, one for the warm end the other for the cool end of the tank
Temp. gauge
fake plants
small container like a empty tumberware bowl w/lid filling with damp reptile moss
under tank heater
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Food
meal worms, superworms,wax worms,crickets,pinkies,
feed adults weekly, juvi's twice weekly, babies every other day
mix it up! variety is a good thing
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water
fill a large shallow dish with fresh water daily
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Suppliments
calcium power with D3, and multi vitiman power
I sprinkle vitamin power on food once a week and keep a small cup of calcium for them to lick
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bedding
paper towels, tile squares
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Temp.
80 to 90 daytime. keep hot end low ninties, cool end without heat 80 to 85
I don't let my tank go below 70 at night
Habitat
10 gallons per gecko
2 hide boxes, one for the warm end the other for the cool end of the tank
Temp. gauge
fake plants
small container like a empty tumberware bowl w/lid filling with damp reptile moss
under tank heater
******************
Food
meal worms, superworms,wax worms,crickets,pinkies,
feed adults weekly, juvi's twice weekly, babies every other day
mix it up! variety is a good thing
******************
water
fill a large shallow dish with fresh water daily
******************
Suppliments
calcium power with D3, and multi vitiman power
I sprinkle vitamin power on food once a week and keep a small cup of calcium for them to lick
******************
bedding
paper towels, tile squares
******************
Temp.
80 to 90 daytime. keep hot end low ninties, cool end without heat 80 to 85
I don't let my tank go below 70 at night