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Here is the cage i built for my 2 leos. You cant see it in the picture, but it has a sliding glass front.

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0.1.0 albino burmese
1.0.0 normal burmese
1.0.0 redtail boa
1.0.0 albino corn
0.1.0 creamsicle corn
1.1.0 leopard geckos
2.0.4 copperheads
0.0.1 timber rattler
1.0.0 green iguana
0.0.1 veiled chameleon
2.1.0 ball pythons
0.0.1 mexican red knee tarantula
0.0.1 emperor scorpion

Very nice! Im always in awe of people who have that kind of ability :-D

One thing though, if you have two leos in there you will definatley want to add more hides, including a humid hide
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1.1 Bearded Dragons
2.2 Leopard Geckos
1.0 Uromastyx (Mali)
1.1 Corn snakes
0.1 Mexican Black Kingsnake
1.0 Bairds Ratsnake
1.0 Rosy Boa
1.1 Green Anoles
1.1 House Geckos
0.0.2 Flying Geckos
0.0.1 Red Eye Tree Frog

Looks nice, but I have one question - what's the substrate? Looks too "fluffy" to be sand, but it's definitely loose, so I hope you don't feed crickets in there in order to prevent ingestion - mealworms in one of the dishes?
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0.1 Albino Leopard Gecko - Tigger
0.1 Crested Gecko - Pooh-Bear

Looks like normal sand to me. Nice looking enclosure, what are the dimensions?
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1.3.0 Leopard Geckos
0.1.0 California Kingsnake
0.1.0 Copperhead
1.1.0 Eastern Box Tutles

The substrate is calcium sand. I always use it for adults. The smaller white bowl had mealworms in it, but i traded it out for a much shallower dish this morning for the mealworms. Also, anytime i feed crickets, the geckos are fed outside of the cage to avoid them ingesting any sand.

I was using two hides, but the geckos would always stay together, so i took the other one out. I do have a smaller tupperware container in the cage now as a moist hide/nest box. The female should be laying her eggs any day now.

I dont remember the dimensions exactly, but it is roughly a foot and a half wide, by a foot and a half deep, by a foot tall.

Thanks for the compliments and the input

Anthony
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0.1.0 albino burmese
1.0.0 normal burmese
1.0.0 redtail boa
1.0.0 albino corn
0.1.0 creamsicle corn
1.1.0 leopard geckos
2.0.4 copperheads
0.0.1 timber rattler
1.0.0 green iguana
0.0.1 veiled chameleon
2.1.0 ball pythons
0.0.1 mexican red knee tarantula
0.0.1 emperor scorpion