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Hello and welcome!

I like that idea of switching to larger ones. I don't think it's a problem for the gecko but probably expensive for you I imagine.

Thanks for the update. So sorry for your loss. <3 you gave her a great life

@David Akuna have you tried lowering the temps yet?

hello and welcome to the group!

hello and welcome ! that setup looks pretty nice as it is. coconut husk is a fine bedding. there are some that are less messy and dusty. live foods, try dubia, crickets, and meal worms. Search the forum for humid hide and make sure you have something akin to that.

You'll need to consult a vet @MageGeckos you don't want to guess and injure your pet.

What kind of gecko do you have? Have you tried different brands?

Have you tried facebook marketplace?

yeah I'm not familiar with this species either. If that's the normal size then it should be ok but I'd talk to the person who bred them

Wow he is gorgeous. Nice pickup

hello and welcome to the group! can you try misting him extra, letting it soften up, then wiping it away?

welcome to the forum! I would have two separate enclosures and only combine them when breeding. This way you can control the breeding easier. You will also have less stressed and healthier specimens this way. you can always put them right next to each other to help them get in the mood

If they tolerate it, I like to hold them. Not all the time but occasionally! A peaceful and quiet home is a good foundation for basic care.

Welcome to the forum! I don't see this ending well, unfortunately. If you can at all afford it, I would separate.