I finally purchased my First Leopard Gecko
Housed in a 40 Gallon Breeder tank
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Housed in a 40 Gallon Breeder tank
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jpstodwftexas: My First leopard Gecko
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beginneralex14;4244525; said:i heard reptile carpet is better
I see alot of that in real environments and natural settings
but not in my cages
jpstodwftexas;4244534; said:I see alot of that in real environments and natural settings
but not in my cages
im not saying its bad im just letting you know its better bc that way he wont get that sand or w.e in his food...
beginneralex14;4244545; said:im not saying its bad im just letting you know its better bc that way he wont get that sand or w.e in his food...
Actually reptile carpet is a pretty awful choice. The woven fibers can be ingested or can get caught on the toes/claws which can cut off circulation. Not good. Plus it's a breeding ground for bacteria. I've been keeping leopard geckos on a sand/soil mixture for 18 years and I've never had an issue. A healthy leopard gecko has no problem passing sand.
beginneralex14;4244545; said:im not saying its bad im just letting you know its better bc that way he wont get that sand or w.e in his food...
I wonder how animals survive in the wild without man taking care of them..
I think we need to start an Environmentalist Group to run out and save all the wild leopard geckos by removing all the sand in their natural habitats so they can survive
syddakyd;4244629; said:
Petco is having its $1 a Gallon Sale... $40 for a Tank they Sale for $109...and I can't DIY a tank that size for Less. I am gonna get a Background from Universal Habit for more ledges for it to crawl on.
Payday I am gonna get More
that might be sig worthy