My local specialty petstore showed me a product they say is new. It is large chunks of coconut fiber (looks like bark) that they say is suitable for leopard geckos. They say it is too large to ingest.
I mostly keep frogs and the eco-earth that comes in bricks has also been suggested if you allow it to dry out after expanding it.
I currently use the repticarpet. I find that the crickets get underneath the carpet. I have tried a number of weighing down techniques and yet the crickets still manage to get under the carpet and grow and hide.
Any suggestions?
wrangler2
1 Phyllomedusa sauvagei – Waxy monkey tree frog (Pedro)
1 Bufo Variegatus – Christmas toad (Jingles)
2 Melanophryniscus stelzneri – Yellow and Black walking toads (Frick and Frack)
1 Phrynomerus microps – Red and Black walking toad (Cher)
1 Bombina orientalis – Firebelly toad (Charlie)
2 Bufo viridis – Egyptian toads (Tommy Toad and Tina Toad)
3 Scaphiophryne marmorata – Green mossy hoppers (Dorothy and Toto and Tinman)
1 Hyla versicolor – Grey tree frog (Slate)
1 Dyscophus guintei - Tomato Frog (Jabba)
1 Eublepharis macularius – Leopard gecko (Slinky)
1 Rhacodactylus ciliatus – Crested gecko (Bucky)
1 Phelsuma laticauda laticauda – Gold dust day gecko (Nugget
