Hi all. I am new to this forum - have been lurking and reading threads, but have only posted a couple times. Anyway, I am hoping to get an adult Leopard Gecko soon.
Question 1 - I would like to put my gecko in a naturalistic terrarium. I don't want to use sand or paper towels. I have seen some posts about tile and slate, but what about "sandstone" type flat rocks? Can I stack these (making sure they won't fall over and crush my gecko) and use a little sand as filler?
Question 2 - If I use tile or stack rocks, how well does a UTH (on a thermostat) heat through those?
Question 3 - I know I need a humid hide on the warm side and a dry hide on the cool side, but do I need a dry hide on the warm side as well?
Question 4 - Can I use a waterfall, or do leopards do better with standing water? The waterfall I have is homemade, low to the ground and not deep enough for an adult gecko to drown.
Sorry for the long posts and all the questions, but I just want to make sure I do enough research before I get my gecko. Also, can some of you post pictures of your "naturalistic" enclosures. Thanks in advance for all the info!!!
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TasiaMay 
~ 0.0.4 Crested Geckos - Moose, Kreecher, Squirt & Gizmo ~
~ 0.1.0 Leopard Gecko (hopefully soon) ~
~ 0.1.0 Yellow Lab - Tasia ~


