How hard is it to get them on prepared gecko food by t-rex? Am getting them Thursday leopards are eating live and crested is eats home made prepared food. Thanks guys.
prepared foods for leopard and crested geckos?!?! how hard????!
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I dont know of any prepared food for leos that is actually good for them
and for cresties, just go with repashy
and for cresties, just go with repashy
okay good know thanks guys. So since am going to have bunch of live foods the crested will take mealworms and crikets right? Cause right now he's eating prepared food so was wondering if it be a problem getting him on the crikets and mealworms.
I order food for my leopard gecko from grubco.com, its like 12 bucks for 1,000 mealworms delivered. I have mine eating out of a glass dish which is abut as easy as it gets.
For the leopard gecko you generally feed live food
Cresteds have completely different diets. Feed it Crested Gecko Diet. This is a prepared food in powder form that you mix with water and it contains all the nutrition needed.
Cresteds have completely different diets. Feed it Crested Gecko Diet. This is a prepared food in powder form that you mix with water and it contains all the nutrition needed.
not getting the crested anymore so its fine. Anyone have issues with Leos climbing the glass and getting out? Seen issues with that with cresteds not 100% bout Leos?
Leos don't have adhesive toes so i don't think there should be any problem with that.
You should still have a top on the tank just for the safety of the gecko, so someone doesn't mess around with it or another pet get in
You should still have a top on the tank just for the safety of the gecko, so someone doesn't mess around with it or another pet get in
Don't have any other pets indoors and the siblings are moved out. I didn't want the top so they can have good air flow as it is already 75F and with the basking bulb easily 80-85F just dont want them to over heat. And am going to mist 3 times a day, 1mouring 2lunch 3dinner.sounds like a good misting schedule?
Unless you live in an oven that's way too much misting. The humidity level should be under 40%, which is what a normal household usually is. Two to three times a week is plenty. Besides, if they want additional humidity they can go into the moist hide (which I hope you are providing).