Severe Impaction: This is why you should not use sand
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varanio;2285246; said:I think seth shows a great example of how to keep a leo gecko properly, we took them out of the wild and placed them in a glass box, but we should at least make them comfortable
I think providing shelter and food is enough comfort for them. I am not saying I don't like natural setups I just don't care to take the time and money into designing a nice looking setup. Plus with Seth's setups he has live plants which then you also have to keep the plants alive. Even though live plants will always look better than fake plants, I myself cannot keep a live plant a live LOL. You should see the plants we have hanging on our porch in my apartment they are deader than a doorknob.
I had to use cage carpet for a few months only to repair a LEO that was eating stock sand! Only for a while till he healed up then back to Repti sand!!! and a shallow dish of powdered calcium! Worked great!!!
varanio;2285246; said:I think seth shows a great example of how to keep a leo gecko properly, we took them out of the wild and placed them in a glass box, but we should at least make them comfortable
Thanks bro. I'm a big fan of trying to keep things as natural as possible when I can. Same goes for you with your very impressive monitor enclosures.
MY REPTILE TANK IS THE BIGGEST THING IN MY LIVING ROOM ONLY SECOND TO MY COUCH!evilxyardxgnome;2285253; said:
IT IS A TRUE DISPLAY TANK! COST ME 1000$ FOR ALL THE STAND AND GOODIES INSIDE!
varanio;2285286; said:Youre so lazy! lol
I know...but I am not the only one. Most breeders in the rack systems only keep the bare necessities and their geckos are fine. I don't see why I can't.
Vicious_Fish;2285279; said:
his monitor enclosures are truly impressive as is your gecko display.