There is something that doesn't seem right with my caging of male and female adult fattails. They don't jump at food when I put crickets in and I rarely if ever see them eat. I know they are secretive but sometimes all of the crickets are in cage next morning. They are in 30 gallon tank with uth. On hot side I have hidebox. On cool side I have tupperware for humidity and water bowl. In tupperware I have used bedabeast, vermiculite, and am using moist towels currently. With bedabeast, little flies would materialize. For substrate I am using cage liner. I have used sand and forrest bed and worried about impaction. Cage liner seems dry and am not sure if it is well liked by geckos. Am I missing something here? Should I use different substrate and not worry about the impaction? Thank you- Mark
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Fattail caging problem
mblons
Jul 20, 2004 06:56 PM
Replies (2)
alieliza
Jul 23, 2004 01:34 PM
oh, and i wouldnt change the substrate, its better to use something thats not grainy or loose, like paper towels
Carlos_n_Paco
Jul 25, 2004 11:09 AM
what are ur temps. and humidity levels at?
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