lol yep another thread,
Underwoodisaurus milii (Thicktailed Gecko)the very first species of reptile i bought and still love em.
When i got a male and female they were tiny and i still have the pics i took when i got them.
They get fed 4 large crickets a day and like all my reptiles only have their crickets dusted with calcium and multi's twice a week. heat isn't necessary here in QLD but for colder climates i would recommend a heat bulb above the tank if your using a mesh top tank if not then use a UTH (Under tank heat pad).
These geckos are def the cutest, are real chilled out all the time, spending most of their time lazing about in their hide or on the rocks in their enclosure but do move fast when they strike at their food.
The caves in their enclosure are just sand, sandstone and slate, once the sand dries it hold the structure like concrete.
Underwoodisaurus milii (Thicktailed Gecko)the very first species of reptile i bought and still love em.
When i got a male and female they were tiny and i still have the pics i took when i got them.
They get fed 4 large crickets a day and like all my reptiles only have their crickets dusted with calcium and multi's twice a week. heat isn't necessary here in QLD but for colder climates i would recommend a heat bulb above the tank if your using a mesh top tank if not then use a UTH (Under tank heat pad).
These geckos are def the cutest, are real chilled out all the time, spending most of their time lazing about in their hide or on the rocks in their enclosure but do move fast when they strike at their food.
The caves in their enclosure are just sand, sandstone and slate, once the sand dries it hold the structure like concrete.
Im must confess Im more into Nephrurus but all are owesame.
