Hey there folks!
I finally adopted 2 leopard geckos today. They are aprox 6 yrs old, one male and one female. Judging by their tails I'm guessing they are not quite as healthy as they could be. When I got them at 8:30 this morning they were in a 20 L (I think 30 X 12 X 12) with cali-sand, 1 hide, an UTH, and too many very small crickets. I took the geckos out and put them in a shoebox for the time so that I could clean the cage. I got rid of the crickets and sand and put in paper towels. I made a moist hide out of a butter bowl I had laying around and got two jar lids for calcium and water. So currently they have 2 hides, and I realize they need more. I noticed that a few of their nails were green from the calci-sand (which was also green) and I'm hoping thats nothing serioues. After I got the cage put together I put them back in. The female went into their old hide and layed down with her head out so she could see me, and the male was scoping the place out when I left at 9:30.
From what I've research I'm guessing these are just your average jungle morphs?
Please give me your thoughts on these geckos, how do they look to you health-wise etc? I'm not sure if they were getting any supplements, calcium or other wise and their tails look kind of thin to me.
Also, I know you are suppose to have 2 hides per gecko, 1 dry and 1 humid. I don't know how on earth to do that without taking up most of their ground space. I want them to have plenty of room to roam... so any suggestions are welcome!

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~~Tania~~
1.0 Chinese Water Dragon - Jake
1.0 Maltese Shi Tzu Mix - Mosley
RIP 1.1 Med. Geckos - Mary and Peter




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