leopard gecko subtrate

[evilxyardxgnome]

I don't know why don't you start a poll about it.

 

[phantoms]

I don't know why don't you start a poll about it.

i think i have seen this poll before on here so i wont. however since its my legacy it seems here on mfk and you really want me too, just ask again

 

[Vicious_Fish]

I don't know why don't you start a poll about it.

Don't think that he won't! He's become a pro at it!

 

[evilxyardxgnome]

Don't think that he won't! He's become a pro at it!

It's not something I would brag about.

 

[phantoms]

Don't think that he won't! He's become a pro at it!

i get the feeling everyone is just waiting for me to jump all over this!

 

[coura]

mmmmm tastey

Dont mind if Im not in the same page as you regarding that But if you want to take a bite out of that gecko go ahead

 

[coura]

Unfurnatly no details were aded regarding the specific condicions in wich the animal was being kept. All I know is that it was a female, 3 years old and lived on sand. A sad ending for a fine young gecko

 

[rrcoolj]

In my opinion sand is fine for leos 6inches and up. They can usually digest it better than juviniles. Don't use calci sand!!! It's large particles make it hard to digest if ingested. Use play sand it's way cheaper and it's smaller particles make it easy to ingest. Paper towels and reptile carpet are good substrate for leos no matter what size. Alot of people might disagree with me about the sand but I have kept leo for a wjile and they are still very much healthy.

Hope I could help!