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herplover92
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I have been away from the gecko land because the ball python and boa world have been kidnapping me. But now that I have a very nice collection of ball pythons, at least for a 15 year old, and two very nice boas, I want to get back into leos.
In the process of acquiring my 2.3 ball pythons including a pastel, and my 0.2 boas I had to sell all my geckos except my male albino who has been my buddy through all my herp experience since the beggining. He is a tremper albino, over one year old, and very friendly. He is the only herp inside my bedroom.
Well to get to the point. I have a bunch of 10 gallon and 20 gallon tanks empty, and some plastic critter keepers lying around. I plan on buying a bunch of little geckos, basically one of each morph. When I grow them up I will then put all the females in groups of simmilar sizes and into 20 and 40 gallon tanks. My question is, what cages are a good sized cage, and space saving cage to put a male in? I am planning on putting each male in a separate 10 gallon tank. Can I go with anything smaller than a 10 gallon tank?
In the process of acquiring my 2.3 ball pythons including a pastel, and my 0.2 boas I had to sell all my geckos except my male albino who has been my buddy through all my herp experience since the beggining. He is a tremper albino, over one year old, and very friendly. He is the only herp inside my bedroom.
Well to get to the point. I have a bunch of 10 gallon and 20 gallon tanks empty, and some plastic critter keepers lying around. I plan on buying a bunch of little geckos, basically one of each morph. When I grow them up I will then put all the females in groups of simmilar sizes and into 20 and 40 gallon tanks. My question is, what cages are a good sized cage, and space saving cage to put a male in? I am planning on putting each male in a separate 10 gallon tank. Can I go with anything smaller than a 10 gallon tank?
