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i wanted to see what most of your rubbermaid/sterilite setups look like....especially if it is for individuals

I house my geckos in 12 quart sterlite containers. Its just paper towel for the substrate. A water dish and a food/calcium dish mixed, and then a humid hide. After thats all in there, there really isn't much more room to put anything else.

My geckos will either hide under the paper towel, in the humid hide, or lay on top of the humid hide.

And when I have breeding females, its just a lay box in there with peat moss and vermiculite mix, and I give them extra calcium in a small juice cap and stick it in their enclosure.

Hope this helps.
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Shayna
www.LeoLoversLizardLounge.com

Thanks Shayna!! Great info...i emailed u a long time ago about my non-feeding geckos ...with the help of u and the owner of progeckos my geckos started eating again...now i want to breed my own mealworms but it seems like such a hassle...do the mealworm boxes start to stink? i don't mind changing it two times a week but the idea of having to keep the substrate to keep the eggs is kind of a deterring factor...is there a way to make the females lay on like the toilet paper rolls like the supers?...i don't mind keeping the substrate..but if it stinks after just two weeks...and i have to keep the stinky substrate...its not something for me...
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