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RE: Crestie Care?

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Posted by: PHLdyPayne at Tue May 5 22:04:40 2009  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by PHLdyPayne ]  
   

Its not recommended to keep crested geckos together all the time, though two females should be ok...with operative word being 'should'. Size of cage is good as well as plenty of leafy plants (live or fake) to break line of sight.

The temperature outside your house doesn't matter...what does matter is if the inside of the cage gets over 80F for any length of time. Temperatures of 85F can quickly kill crested geckos especially young crested geckos. Temps over 85F are deadly...and if your upstairs room gets to temps like 100F or more...your geckos are going to die very fast.

Crested geckos should be kept in temperatures around 72-76F for the most part.
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