MChorse13;4593181; said:
the versicolor, or the others? the versi's fangs penetrating your skin, would hurt more than their venom. with the others, you'd have a bad few weeks, lol.
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the versicolor, or the others? the versi's fangs penetrating your skin, would hurt more than their venom. with the others, you'd have a bad few weeks, lol.
but the pink toe looks nice toLooks like an exo terra arboreal terrarium, would be great for little arborial geckos.
Although arborial geckos will spend most of their time up in the branches they will also move about on the ground at night, often moving between trees and when feeding. Enclosures should really allow for both arboreal and terrestrial habitats.
i always reccomend geckos be housed in pairs or males with multiples females (no more than 3-4). A pair of medium or large species can be kept in an enclosure with a floor area of 20cm x 20cm and a height of 30 cm. Excessively large enclosures will definitely make it more difficult for them to catch their meals.
Upright branches of a width similar to the tail width should be provided and should be placed horizontally, vertically and at oblique angles. Best to use dry branches permanently fixed within the enclosure. Although they will spend a great deal of time resting in the branches they will need some dark hide areas.
Any loose clean substrate is suitable, i use sand or sand/coca fiber mix.
cheers-
Darren
Although arborial geckos will spend most of their time up in the branches they will also move about on the ground at night, often moving between trees and when feeding. Enclosures should really allow for both arboreal and terrestrial habitats.
i always reccomend geckos be housed in pairs or males with multiples females (no more than 3-4). A pair of medium or large species can be kept in an enclosure with a floor area of 20cm x 20cm and a height of 30 cm. Excessively large enclosures will definitely make it more difficult for them to catch their meals.
Upright branches of a width similar to the tail width should be provided and should be placed horizontally, vertically and at oblique angles. Best to use dry branches permanently fixed within the enclosure. Although they will spend a great deal of time resting in the branches they will need some dark hide areas.
Any loose clean substrate is suitable, i use sand or sand/coca fiber mix.
cheers-
Darren
If I had one of those right now I'd modify it and use it for a GTP hatchling..
then when your snake grows I'd sell it for a person looking to get a GTP hatchling and put it towards the eventual and permanent set up.
Although I'm more likely going to use a rubbermaid for mine.
Good pick up for sure!
then when your snake grows I'd sell it for a person looking to get a GTP hatchling and put it towards the eventual and permanent set up.
Although I'm more likely going to use a rubbermaid for mine.
Good pick up for sure!
so i think im going with the pinktoes or some kind of gecko. i will will get back to you guys when i get whatever i decide to get
