Crested Gecko Starvation!

[evilxyardxgnome]

A full tankshot would help too. Kinda looks like a standard 10 gallon.

 

[Mike D]

do yourself a favor got to home depot and get a spray bottle. they are a buck. maybe cheaper.

then maybe do a little research

 

[rmorse]

Also, try the commercialized gecko diet...the ones made from bananas, mangos, etc.

 

[rmorse]

^ In addition to crickets, spraying, researching...

 

[kafiltafiisch]

1. in youre other thread you said they are new, you should give them at least a week to relax in a no handleing environment
2. most of the other members covered everything else
3. next time do more research it doesnt hurt, heres some good info pages
http://www.pangeareptile.com/id52.htm
http://www.herpcam.com/crestedgecko.htm

 

[NUMB3RS]

so your saying.... uve never misted them?!
wow
looks like someone forgot to research...

Yah I knew that I needed to mist the Lizards I didn't know that I need to Mist the tank. I did do my research I do research on all of my pets.

 

[Mike D]

well from now on make sure you mist multiple times a day. go real heavy so the substrate will absorb the water and stay damp, not soaking wet, but damp that will help keep the humidity up.

 

[cullens089]

one question are they poopin? if you see poop then there eating. but i guess you could try puttin a little bit of cgd on the tip of their nose to see if they lick it off, and maybe they might eat. do you have any foilage for them to hide behind? i know mine love to hide and sleep behind leaves .

 

[MFK RHaCoDaCTYLuS]

they do really well in the mid 70's. give them a good mist in the morning and in the evening. keep the crickets going but add crested gecko diet if you havent already. and maybe kill some lights if they are in a bright room idk if this will help i just know they are nocturnal so if ur giving them 24 hour light could also be a big prob. and as said dont handle for a few days see if that helps... but in the pictures they look healthy to me not too skinny

 

[coura]

Just red this and it isnt a lilte bit odd for thouse here that thouse geckos are on the ground level insted of hangging on the glass or on a log You do know that crested geckos are arboreal species and need lots of "furniture" in order to fell confy as well as a tall cage?