can every one give me drift of there enclosures for these guys? oh and pictures of there cages and of course them would be appreciated. thanks
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can every one give me drift of there enclosures for these guys? oh and pictures of there cages and of course them would be appreciated. thanks
I think the minimum cage size for one is a ten gallon. Since they're geckos with pads they like to climb so I would get it something a little bigger and taller. Sorry don't have any pictures but there may be some at the KS picture gallery. Katie
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Owner of 1.2 Leopard Geckos, 3.0 Fire Belly Toads, 0.0.3 Treefrogs, 1.1 Bahaman Anoles 1.0 Japanese Fire Belly Newt
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Nope, the minumum is 60 gallons or maybe even higher. These are large and active geckos. Go to the gecko forum to get more experienced answers, if you haven't already.
Adam
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I said i think. Before i got my leos i wanted to get a tokay so i read up on them and several caresheets said 10 gallons. Yes, i agree about the 60gal or more i personally think 10gal is to small. Katie
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Owner of 1.2 Leopard Geckos, 3.0 Fire Belly Toads, 0.0.3 Treefrogs, 1.1 Bahaman Anoles 1.0 Japanese Fire Belly Newt
and 0.0.1 Turtle "GOT-A-LUV-UM"
It really is, I've seen tokays in pet stores kept in 10 gallons (and lower!) and they don't even move, except to bite people of course!
Adam
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