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i was just curious as to what kinds of things everyone has in their tanks.
im looking around on some sites for cool things to add to my tank or things to change around when i feel like it.

im really diggin' this little hammock and ladder thing..
http://www.bigappleherp.com/Reptile_Supplies/Product/ReptiHammock__ReptiLadder_293100.html

please recommend any good books or other good sites with info and supplies. thanks.

i know i am def. going to buy that Rhac book, im excited to get it. but at the bottom of i think the giantgeckos site it mentions a book just on crested geckos that was supposed to come out in 03, any word on that?
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-eve
i just happen to like apples and no i'm not afraid of snakes

crested gecko-waldo
fighting fish-oscar
plant-medusa
boyfriend-nick

A crested would probably love to sleep on a hammock... wouldn't need a ladder though... I've just got some drift wood and one of those choya sticks (inside of a cactus, has a bunch of holes, good for climbing). But my gecko thinks that nothing beats chilling on the the glass. Oh well...
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Peter: It's OK, I'll handle it. I read a book about something like this.
Brian: Are you sure it was a book? Are you sure it wasn't NOTHING?

I keep several of them, so I don't have time to sanitize cage furniture everytime the animals soil it. That said, I just give mine a nest box and several pieces of disposable egg crate for them to climb on and hide in. However, if you're trying to do something more naturalistic, you may consider putting a small ficus tree or a pothos (very common house plant) in the cage. You also need to remember, though, that everytime you "redecorate" the cage, it's going to be like putting your gecko in a new home, which is actually stressful for the gecko.
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Anthony Caponetto
http://reptiles.drivennewmedia.com

Since Cresteds come from a woodland habitat. I try to keep it basically woodland. My crested viv's are like: woodland meets rainforest. Or something like that. I keep my trio in 55 gallon tank. I've got about 4 or 5 inches of "dirt" at the bottom. Then I have really cool branches that my friend found with awesome lichen groth all over them. That is the basics of my cage. Then I have a stummp in there (the same kind of wood) which has a hole in it, that one of my females always uses as her egg laying site. Then I have lots and lots of plants in there. I use mostly thicker stemed plants that I just find at lowes or Franks or wherever. Most of it is made of this Plant that I think is called a banana plant(don't know why it's called that) Then I have various other "tropical foilage in there. I have ivy growing up all along the back side and sides of the tank. And then I have some creeping ficus here and thier as well. I also have alot of air plants stuck all over the place in there. Then there is some live mosses, different rocks, and some twigs with lichen growth on them. Alltogether, I think at least, it is a pretty kickin tank. Wow that was alot of words...
-RhacoDUde