Recent pictures (leopard gecko enclosure group #1)

BarelyBreathing · 02-10-13, 11:30 PM

As titled, this is my group #1 enclosure.

moshirimon · 02-10-13, 11:35 PM

Really nice tank!! They look happy as can be in there

BarelyBreathing · 02-10-13, 11:36 PM

Thanks. I just love these tanks! I have two of them.

moshirimon · 02-11-13, 12:26 AM

What are the measurements? How many geckos you got in em, males females etc..

I really like the look of this. I'm thinking of switching to loose substrate soon. Im just now beginning to get over the over exaggerated impaction myth lol.

BarelyBreathing · 02-11-13, 12:29 AM

One male, three females. I'm not currently sure of the measurements. They are the enclosures from Petco. These were bought after a location closed down.

beardeds4life · 02-13-13, 06:14 PM

I too love those enclosures. When I start breeding them in a couple years I might throw some of the offspring in a setup like that.

Little Wise Owl · 02-13-13, 06:33 PM

What type of substrate are they on and how is that set up heated?

**Aaron_S** · 02-13-13, 08:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Little Wise Owl

What type of substrate are they on and how is that set up heated?

It's a mulch substrate. I believe it's a good choice.

Looks like the heat lamp on the right hand side of the enclosure.

Hedy, do you have a temp gun? I wouldn't trust the back stuck thermometers.

BarelyBreathing · 02-13-13, 10:35 PM

It's not mulch, it's redwood chips. It's bio-active (though not natural), and it's heated with a lamp.

Of course I have a temp gun. As you can see, I've already tried removing some of the stuck on thermometers.

**Aaron_S** · 02-13-13, 10:45 PM

Chips or mulch. Same thing to me. Whatever.