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Or close, anyway. He was basically grounded in a ten gallon tank with an UTH, didn't climb, didn't eat much, and was a dull greenish gold when he was surrendered 1-2 weeks ago. So I moved him to my wildlife room that is unair conditioned, and is basically a giant open air cage. He is in a bigger tank, and I removed the under tank heater. Since the overnights aren't dropping below 78 out there and daytime temps are hitting 90 by 11am, and staying below 95, I am using ZERO heat or lights, night or day.

He is climbing, eating and he is now a bright yellow gold, and you wouldn't know that he has only three feet unless you look very closely, as he can MOVE! This is the easiest lizard that I have here!

Does this mean that SE Texas is is a similar environment to Viet Nam???

And I forgot, the humidity level around here outside ranges between 60-80 percent lately. Its a geckos dream!

lol yea they love the outdoor air we have non natives tokays around here (Miami) .
I have seen one that lives in area when night temps was in mid 60s and it was active running up a wall it was after the equally active even at those temps house geckos granted its warm during day

He has doubled in size! He was a surrender to my shelter and was never fed fruit and only fed crix abut once a month! Well, he is eating BF fruit and is addicted to silkworms now! He's a whale!

He already has a spot in an educational program, so he is gonna be spoiled from now on.