I'm getting two female leopard geckos soon. they are 5 years old. the car ride from there old home, to my new one would be AT MOST an hour. do you have any suggestions about traveling? how do I "package" them for the ride? and is there anything I heed to watch out for or be conscience of?
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Termperature-wise, they will be fine at about 75F (typical car-temperature). You will want to keep them from "bouncing around" and sliding front-back. The best way to travel for them is in a tight & cozy small container with some semi-moist papertowel as cushioning (also line the side of the container). 
I would "pack" them in separate containers so they don't get tempted to bite each other if one moves while the other is a little stressed out.
Be sure that they have "just-enough" room to circle around and get comfy.....also, ummmm....it's gonna need some air-holes
I would "pack" them in separate containers so they don't get tempted to bite each other if one moves while the other is a little stressed out.
Be sure that they have "just-enough" room to circle around and get comfy.....also, ummmm....it's gonna need some air-holes
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Replied on your other thread already.
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