my problem is my under tank heating pad dosn't get it quite up to temp, and i can't run the heat lamp unless im home because the roommates cat knocks it off or uses it to get into the tank. Any suggestions for alternative heating methods, i was thinking about just running two heating pads next to each other?
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You can keep a leopard gecko in a 10 gallon glass aquarium. They're not that expensive. It's probably worth the $12 bucks they cost just to be on the safe side.
ya thats what I have, except I have about 10, 10 gallon tanks that I am not using. So I reused.
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He just had his first shed since I have owned him. I was so happy to see that I believe everything went well. I did not see any excess skin so must have gone well.
For the peron who asked if they had ever had a reptiled cooked by a heat rock, I have. When i was a nood to keeping reptiles I had a basalisk and it had a heat rock, i just thought he really liked to bask alot, he was eating fine and everything until one day I threw some crickets in and he didnt move, I thought he just want hungry wich was really odd because he normally snapped them up. He was always running around too, so I picked him up and he didnt move.
It was sad, I think heat rocks should be banned from sale, It may only happen to a few people, but still. Its going to keep happening.
But one good thing came out of it, I learned to research a heck of alot better!
It was sad, I think heat rocks should be banned from sale, It may only happen to a few people, but still. Its going to keep happening.
But one good thing came out of it, I learned to research a heck of alot better!
Here are some updated photos. First up is my latest patternless gecko and then some more updated photos of Master Chief.
