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OK.. lets see.. I currently own 5 leos and i really like crested geckos.. I was wondering if someone could give me like some good sites with pix of setups and caresheets for them.. This is what i know so far..
The temps should be around 80*F
they eat baby food(is this a must?) and crickets..
they can climb walls..
umm haha thats about it..
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1.1 Tangerine, Hi yellow Leos for sale.. In VA/DC/MD area
It is funny that you should have leos and now want crested. I have 6 leos and 2 crested. The first time I saw them was when Lyn posted pics on the leo site. I went to a local reptile store and saw them in person. I fell totally in love. They are a great pet and just as sweet as the leos.
I have a 10 gallon high tank with a hide, a big branch that sits diagnolly in the tank and a good bushy silk plant.
I feed them a couple of crickets a day and baby food. They seem to like sweet potato and apricots the best. (at least mine do)
I have a UTH under one half the tank. They are good at room temperature though. The heater is more for the really cold nights in Boston.
I also have a container of calcium for them at all times.
They need a more humid tank than leos. I mist their tank once or twice a day since it is dry in my apartment. They love sitting in the mist and come out when I do it.
They hang around in the funniest places all day long and look like they are one with their environment.
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Please explain... where can you buy it, what is it (like what brand). Do they just go into the dish and lick the calcium?
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